Requirements and precautions for blowdown operations of biomass burners

To During the period of use of the biomass burner, it must be regularly removed to ensure its safe operation. However, the sewage discharge work here is also exquisite. If you do not pay attention to it, not only will it not be able to completely and effectively discharge the pollution, it may even have a negative impact on the biomass burner. . To Before starting the blowdown work of the biomass burner, adjust its water level to slightly higher than the normal water level, and there should be no flowing sound in the sewage pipe; you can touch the sewage pipe other than the sewage valve by hand, if you feel the temperature If it is higher, it means that there is leakage in the blowdown valve, which should be inspected in time and eliminated after the cause is found out. To In addition, the biological sewage discharge work needs to be carried out frequently and uniformly. There can be multiple sewage pipes at the same time, and each sewage pipe must be discharged in turn. If only one part of the sewage pipe is discharged, and the other part is not discharged, the water circulation will be damaged due to blockage. To When the biomass burner performs sewage discharge, it is required to be carried out after compression or when the load is low, because the water circulation in the equipment is relatively slow at this time, and the dirt in the pipeline is also easy to accumulate, so that the sewage discharge effect will be better. At the same time, it will not affect the biomass burner. To In addition, the blowdown operation in the biomass burner should be carried out in a short state, that is, the time interval for each blowdown is short and repeated many times, which is conducive to rapid rounds of dirt to the blowdown outlet, which can be discharged in a concentrated manner. To If you are interested in gas oil burners, please contact us for a quote!