The hydrogenation process is equipped with a flare – have you installed one?

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Hydrogenated coal chemical industries are equipped with flares; what kind of gas is mainly burned in these flares? I would appreciate it if experts could provide some guidance.

Reply #22019-07-25

The low-pressure exhaust gases from various devices have a complex composition, mainly consisting of heavy hydrocarbons.

Reply #32019-07-25

There are several types of coal chemical industry flares: acidic gas flares, hydrogen-rich flares, low-pressure flares, and heavy hydrocarbon flares. :)

Reply #42019-07-25

For those currently engaged in coking, the main gas emitted is carbon monoxide, right?

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