Reasons for the high CO level in coking dry gas
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What are the reasons for the high CO level in coking dry gas? It can reach over 30% at times; with the guidance of experts, there was once suspicion that it might be a problem with the testing methods……
Is it occasional, or periodic? It is recommended to continue monitoring to see if there are regular patterns associated with the operation of the coke tower If there is too much CO, then the amounts of other components will be less; check for any obviously unreasonable values.
This post was last edited by Green Lotus on 2017-10-31 at 15:43. It just seems unreasonable for Co; I can’t figure out where O comes from
Do you understand now? I’ll go to the coking workshop tomorrow and ask around for you
What are the air flushing time and steam volume for the new tower? Have you guys calculated it? Could it be that the air wasn’t completely expelled, leaving some air behind, which then led to the formation of CO as a result of the reaction? Personal suggestion, for reference only.
Have you guys ever encountered a situation where it’s not possible to clean it thoroughly? Won’t that cause problems?
In the past, when the air was not clean, since its concentration might not have reached a certain level, it was still safe, but other effects would occur.
Is 30% a volume unit? If it’s real data, that’s quite high
Is it the balloon used during sampling? Is it the balloon for collecting smoke?