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What measures can be taken to prevent coking at the vapor line of the coke tower?

2023-01-01View Original

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What measures can be taken to prevent coking at the vapor line of the coke tower?
Reply #22023-01-01
All these questions can be found here: Textbooks for Vocational Education and Training in the Metallurgical Industry; Questions and Answers on Dry Quenching Technology, 2010 edition; Questions and Answers on Carbon Material Production; Questions and Answers on the Production Technology of Coking Chemical Products; Questions and Answers on Coking Technology; Questions and Answers on the Production Technology of Heat-Recovered Coke Ovens. Compiled by Qingdao United Metallurgical Research Institute Co., Ltd. et al., 2017 edition; Questions and Answers on the Production of Chemical Products in Coking Plants (Second Edition); Questions and Answers on the Technology of Coke Towers in Coking Units
Reply #32023-05-15
Firstly, coking along the vapor line of the coke tower is a common problem in this type of operation. In daily operations, it is necessary to prevent the temperature of the main oil and gas line at the top of the tower from rising too high. It is also important to check whether there is any uneven flow in the quench oil (i.e., if one of the flow paths is blocked or the flow rate is low). Additionally, factors such as the caking tendency associated with the properties of the raw materials, the level of the raw material stock, and the quality of the quench oil must also be taken into account. If coking occurs, cleaning holes can be installed at the pipeline elbow as part of the design changes; cleaning can be carried out once the coking has been removed

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