Problems encountered in dust removal in coal chemical industries
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If raising the temperature of the gases filtered in coal chemical processes to over 600 degrees solves the problem of tar buildup and coking, then could other coal gas dusts undergo phase changes at temperatures between 600 and 800 degrees, causing the dusty gases to become viscous?
It seems that some research is still needed; there won’t be significant changes in dust, but that’s different for tar. . .
The heat generated by gas dust at temperatures between 600 and 800 degrees is so high – why not use waste heat boilers to recover this heat? I can’t really understand the theme of this building~~~~~~~~~