Evaluation of defoamers for delayed coking

2010-06-30View Original

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I wonder if that brother knows how to evaluate defoamers for delayed coking? Can indoor evaluations of samples be carried out there?

Reply #22010-11-12

Does no one know? If there are any research institutions that can evaluate this, you can contact me directly. . . .

Reply #32010-11-12

Just compare before and after adding the defoamer to find out

Reply #42010-11-16

I understand what you mean. You are talking about conducting pilot tests to observe the effects, while I am looking for effective evaluation methods in a laboratory setting. :hug: :hug: :hug:

Reply #52011-06-05

I don’t think it’s easy to carry out such an experiment in a laboratory

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