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Feeding rate of the pyrolyzer

2017-01-05 View Original

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There will be a period of rapid temperature rise at the beginning of feeding. After several batches of feeding, it was found that the amount of initial feed and the degree of temperature rise varied. During the initial feeding phase, when waiting for the pressure in the furnace tube to rise, what is an appropriate feeding amount? What impact will investing less have on the long-term operation of the furnace? Also, could you explain the cause of the flying temperature phenomenon?
Reply #2 2017-01-08
In the liquid-phase furnace, the initial amount of material fed should be 12–20% of the design load, to avoid too little material leading to excessive pyrolysis

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