After delayed coking feedstock is loaded onto the truck (about 30 tons per truck), what is the approximate time required for water control?
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Please discuss how your respective organizations manage the delivery of delayed coking coal. . .
The petroleum coke in the coking yard is managed in piles based on its grade and the time it arrived there; proper labeling and analytical testing are carried out. Coke that is in the coking area within 2 days of being produced is not loaded onto trucks, which helps to achieve natural water control. If the coke is loaded onto trucks first, it will take longer to control the moisture content
It is first transported to the coke storage area, where the FIFO principle is applied just like in the case of chemical materials. At least two or three days have passed since it was stored there and transported, so there is naturally no need to control its moisture level anymore.
Try to avoid restricting water flow; otherwise, hygiene cannot be maintained, and there will be dried water everywhere
I suggest that your company set up an appropriate coke storage area, control the moisture level for one or two days, conduct tests to determine the moisture content and deduct the corresponding amount before loading the coke for sale. . . :lol
It’s possible to load the material when coking is completed, which saves the need to transport it over long distances; they can then control the water level at the coking site
Remove the coke from the tank early during coking