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What impact does raising the temperature of the gas preheater from 35 degrees to 50 degrees have on the gas?

2016-06-16View Original

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Reply #22016-06-16
Our factory maintains the temperature at basically 50±5°C. As the temperature increases from 35°C to 50°C, the moisture content in the gas rises ; Raising the temperature can prevent tar, naphthalene, and other substances in the gas from condensing and blocking the orifice plates.
Reply #32016-06-16
There is a high amount of liquid in the gas stream; pay attention to any blockages in the branch pipes and orifice plates at the end of the pipeline

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