I’m just starting to work with coking; could professionals recommend some reference books for me?
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I have just started working with coking. I hope the seniors can recommend some learning methods. I need to start from the basics; could you recommend some introductory books? (It’s best to send the link.) Thank you all! !
\"Coking Process,\" \"Chemical Processing Techniques,\" \"FAQs on Coking Production,\" \"FAQs on Chemical Production in Coking Plants,\"
“Coking Production Process Technology” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-170150-1-1.html “References for Coking Design” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3934-1-2.html “Coking Technology” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-169623-1-3.html “50 Common Problems in Coking Production” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-152437-1-4.html “Recycling and Processing of Chemical Products from Coking (He Jianping)” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-169613-1-4.html “Equipment Manual for Recycling and Processing Plants of Coking Products” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-150796-1-4.html These books are all quite good; you can download those that you consider most important to read.
Let’s start with three books,,,, they are required courses for those majoring in coal chemical engineering at the undergraduate level. Unfortunately, there are no electronic versions available at the moment. You might find them on forums; they should be there.
On behalf of the original poster, I would like to thank everyone. I want to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the basic principles of coking.
Just reading books shows that you understand the theoretical knowledge. In fact, there is no profound knowledge involved in coking and its by-products. Once you arrive at the site, pick up the pen in your hand and draw out all the process flows, equipment, pipes, valves, etc.; once you have done that, you will have a thorough understanding and know how to operate everything.