Where is the dry quenching of coke well-designed?
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Where is the dry quenching of coke well-designed? We have an output of 800,000 tons of coking products – how much investment is required for dry quenching of coke? How long will the project take?
Beijing Sino-Japan United is a Sino-Japanese joint venture and the first of its kind in China!
In China, as far as I know, there are only 3 companies that can do this: 1. Sino-Japan Joint Venture, which actually uses technology from Nippon Steel; this venture is a partnership between Nippon Steel and Shougang. 2. Jiaonai Research Institute. 3. Jinan Iron and Steel Group. The investment required for the Sino-Japan Joint Venture is likely less than that for the Jiaonai Research Institute
Which is the earliest Chinese-Japanese alliance? It’s best not to know; is it the Chinese-Japanese Alliance or Jiaonai Institute?
From the perspective of the overall supporting facilities for coking, Jiaonai Institute should be given priority. Furthermore, optimizing the design as much as possible is a principle; the actual performance depends on the choice of core equipment and its stability during operation.
From the perspective of the overall supporting facilities for coking, Jiaonai Institute should be given priority. Agreed^_^ Additionally, dry quenching plants require major repairs every year, and the comprehensive services provided by Jiaonai Institute are relatively good. Now, the total investment for 800,000 tons of dry quenching of coke is probably around 120 million
Our factory uses Beijing Sino-Japanese Union, but I’ve heard that Jiaonai Institute is also good! This post was last edited by Jin Yusi on 2009-3-8 10:49.]
The dry quenching design of the Sino-Japanese joint venture is good.
Could you send some information on your plant’s dry quenching of coke from the 7th floor?
Our plant also uses a Sino-Japanese joint venture model; it is set to come online in October this year. It is a high-temperature, high-pressure natural circulation boiler with a capacity of 150 t/h
There are various opinions; which one is better? Our factory also wants to adopt it, and we are currently evaluating options. . .