Why is coking quenched after it is taken out of the furnace?
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What happens if coking is not stopped during the production of semi-coke (lank coke)?
One is the generation of CO, and the other is a high risk of fire.
Does it mean that if the coke does not burn out, continuous pyrolysis will occur to produce CO?
If it doesn’t burn at such high temperatures, how can it be stored and transported?
It’s different from your target product; what you need is semi-coke, not semi-coke that is on fire
Are you waiting for it to air-dry naturally without turning it off?