Water in the water system of the wash tower in the multi-nozzle gasification unit

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There is water carryover in the wash tower; after shutting it down, inspections of the trays (no scaling), downcomers, and swirl plates showed no abnormalities. Could anyone share their thoughts on this?

Reply #22016-02-29

I have encountered this situation before; I suggest you check the level gauge and recalibrate it!

Reply #32016-03-01

In addition to an actually high liquid level, a fast air flow rate, fluctuations in system pressure, and dirty washing water can all lead to water carryover. Furthermore, the increased variable liquid volume that results from this water carryover creates a vicious cycle

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