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What causes the high viscosity of coal tar?

2019-07-03View Original

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Coal tar viscosity: 4-6, toluene insolubles: 10-14. What is the reason for this?
Reply #22019-07-09
Possible reasons: 1. Coal tar has been mixed in; 2. High coke powder content
Reply #32019-07-09
What are the main sources of coal tar pitch? Thank you
Reply #42019-07-10
Check if the temperature in the space above the furnace is too high
Reply #52019-07-22
The tar-toluene insolubles are high if it exceeds seven; usually, they are around three or four. It’s a coking issue; it’s necessary to keep the temperature in the furnace top area under control.
Reply #62019-07-26
This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2019-8-25 07:53. Try the tar-ammonia demulsifier
Reply #72019-08-25
Check the temperature in the coke oven roof space, and reduce it appropriately.
Reply #82019-08-25
Emulsifiers can be used. . Using 800 grams per ton of ammonia water, it will take about 3 months for things to return to normal

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