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With a constant amount of coke to be removed, the factors affecting the vaporization rate include changes in the volume of circulating air, and the vaporization rate increases or decreases accordingly; A high boiler inlet temperature results in a high vaporization rate as well ; Leakages in the positive and negative pressure sections of the circulatory system will lead to a higher vaporization rate of coke due to burning ; The increase in the content of combustible gases after charging green coke into the dry quenching furnace will raise the vaporization rate ; An increase in steam pressure will lead to a decrease in the vaporization rate ; Introducing air will generally increase the vaporization rate within a certain range ; The discharge device stops; the material staying at the discharge level for too long results in a reduced vaporization rate ; Large fluctuations in the coal loading amount will affect the level of vaporization rate. Are there any other influencing factors?
Yes, there are other factors as well that affect the vaporization rate, including: 1. Coke quality: The strength and reactivity of the coke influence its combustion rate, which in turn affects the vaporization rate. 2. Furnace design: Different furnace types and structures affect air flow distribution and thermal efficiency, which in turn influence the vaporization rate. 3. Operating conditions: Factors such as the operator’s skill level and operating habits can also affect the vaporization rate. 4. External environmental factors: Factors such as ambient temperature and humidity can also affect the vaporization rate. .