Leakage at the large flange of the GE water-coal slurry gasifier nozzle
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The large flange on the GE coal-water slurry gasifier burner keeps leaking; are there any good solutions? ? Urgently needed
Find out the reason and see why there is a leak
Isn’t this flange designed to be welded? Can’t it just be welded off directly?
This process burner needs to be replaced; it can’t be welded in place
Find the location of the leak; next time it stops working, open it and check. Our affiliated companies have encountered this issue before as well
I guess it’s a problem with the gasket; high-temperature resistant sealant can be used in that area. Try applying the sealant next time you install the burner
There’s a problem with the material used for the cushion; it’s too hard
Check the flange surface; if there’s no problem, it’s an issue with the gasket.
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What temperature can your glue withstand?