The situation of industrial water use in coking plants!
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Hello everyone. I’ve been in the coking industry for only a short time, and I would like to ask: currently, about 2.5 m3 of water is consumed per ton of coke. How is this water distributed? In other words, which workshops use the most water, and how much? Additionally, how much water is consumed per ton of coke for dry quenching, wet quenching, and low-moisture quenching respectively? Thank you all!
The design specifications are available; the main consumption occurs in coke quenching, boilers, and natural evaporation from the cooling water racks. The water consumption per ton of coke depends on the moisture content of the coke; generally, 0.4–0.5 tons of water are required per ton of coke for quenching purposes. At present, our factory uses about 1.2 tons of water per ton of coke produced. The water reuse rate is 97.6%.