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Coking gas from the ethylene cracking furnace back to the furnace chamber

2022-08-19View Original

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May I ask, why is the negative pressure fluctuating so much when the coking gas from the dual-chamber pyrolyzer is sent back to the furnace chamber?
Reply #22022-08-22
The furnace operates under negative pressure; if a large amount of burned gas (strictly speaking, steam) enters suddenly, the pressure inside the furnace will definitely rise

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