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enerji1
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01/23/2014 1:56 AM

What happened when primary air fan is stopped to the furnace bed? Can I maintain the fulidesation again whwn the fan start, or bed material mos be removed from the furnace ?

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01/23/2014 5:01 AM

Wow. You have given no useful information.

Are you going to be paid for solving this issue?

If you are, I will need to know how much, and you will need to pay me a percentage before I disclose my solution.

To even begin to assist I need the following questions answered:

  1. What is the bed material? (e.g. silica)
  2. What is the temperature of the bed when fan is stopped?
  3. How long would the fan need to be stopped for?

Answer the questions above and I will help if it's financially viable for me.

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01/23/2014 8:57 AM

It's not in the User Manual, then? Unbelievable.

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01/23/2014 10:23 AM

If you're the operator of this furnace then you should put your hands in your pockets and take ten steps back from the control panel, then seek qualified local personnel.

A Continuous Fluidized Bed Boiler requires a "continuous" supply of air for proper operation, stopping the fan stops the combustion process, the restarting process is highly dependent on the furnace design, reactants, and bed materials. As others have said, RTFM (Read The Fine Manual) that came with the system, or better yet, let someone who knows how to do these things teach you.

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01/23/2014 6:54 PM

"What happened when primary air fan is stopped to the furnace bed?"

The furnace stopped working.

Have an assistant follow the written re-start instructions in the operator's manual while you are in another part of the factory, far away from the furnace.
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01/23/2014 11:43 PM

WHAT HAPPENens WHEN THE THINKING PROCESS IS SUBSTITUTED FOR LAZINESS??????????

IF IT EXISTED AT ALL.......................
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01/23/2014 11:39 PM

What in the heck are you trying to say ??????????????????????????
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01/24/2014 5:54 AM

Dear Mr.enerji1,

The answe FOR YOUR QUESTION IS is NO.

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01/24/2014 9:50 AM

Is this a tempering ,re-heat what? If the fan is down then the CO will rise.

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