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This post was last edited by wx_ on 2023-3-16 03:30,
There’s another question: these two are on the gas pipeline; one is a pressure regulator, and what is the other? How to adjust this pressure relief valve?
This is related to the RTO incinerator; its fuel is natural gas and methanol. Another issue is what the high and low pressures of the burner fuel imply
This indicates that the set pressure of the pressure reducing valve ahead (on the side downstream of the valve) is greater than 0.24 MPa
The one with a long neck at the back is a self-acting control valve that maintains stable pressure
This is what someone else explained, and I find it a bit hard to understand (regardless of whether the fuel pressure is high or low, doesn’t it burn whenever it enters the RTO oxidation chamber?) )
This explanation is quite reasonable; it avoids the explosion range