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  1. kujah

    Injection Quill Design

    i've estimated that the vapor flow at the injection point os highly turbulent. you are right, there is probably little or no effect by resizing the existing quill with a smaller one since it is being injected in turbulence. i'll give some feedback after the implementation during after the...
  2. kujah

    Injection Quill Design

    thanks sshep! for further info, the purpose of the water injection is to clean a downstream equipment on-line. particularly, this involves the washing of air-fin coolers that exhibit ammonium bisulfide fouling. this is the result of increasing the operating severity of a diesel hydrotreater...
  3. kujah

    Injection Quill Design

    hello what will happen if i use a chemical injection quill for capacities that are significantly lower than its design, say 20% of rated capacity? the system shall involve injecting liquid water at around 3000 kPag in a hydrocarbon vapor stream of around 2800 kPag. distribution of the water is...
  4. kujah

    Flame Scanners

    Thanks unclesyd! Actually the furnace has a 3 out of 4 voting and typically operates at a duty of just under 20MMBtu/hr. We do not have any actual experience on non-contact flame detectors but I'll try to do some research on the possibilty of using such detectors.
  5. kujah

    Flame Scanners

    Hi! One of our charge furnaces have a problem on flame rods. Debris (castables) keep falling on the rods causing them to malfunction. Actually, the flame cut-out trip has already been by-passed to avoid accidental furnace tripping. I'd just like to ask if anybody would know how to keep the...

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