Adding water to dry quenched coke

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Dry quenched coke has low moisture content but high dust levels. Does anyone have any good methods to reduce the moisture content and thus lower the dust? Please share your ideas.

Reply #22019-10-16

Water can be added, but the effect is limited. The dry quenched coke is nearly 200°C when it first comes out, and the water evaporates as soon as it is added. The surface pores are limited, so not much water can be absorbed

Reply #32019-10-17

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