How are coke pores formed?
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I would like to ask the experts: how are the coke formation pores in the coke tower during delayed coking formed?
Hehe, I’m sorry, I’m not quite sure what you mean. Could you explain it a bit more clearly? I admit that I don’t know much about your industry, but I hope to understand the question. Hehe
I’m sorry,,,,,,,,,
It should be caused by the pressure difference and the flow rate of oil and gas
Oil and gas enter at the bottom of the tower, where they undergo cracking and condensation to produce light oils. At high temperatures, these substances are in gaseous form and flow upward, thus forming channels, namely coke pores.
After entering the coke tower, high-temperature residue undergoes cracking and condensation reactions; the petroleum coke produced contains pores. If these pores become clogged, it may lead to problems such as poor water drainage.