Scorch tank front and rear
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What is a front-mounted coking tank and what is a rear-mounted coking tank? What are the differences between the two and what are the advantages of each? This post was last edited by Shui Changshou on 2009-3-18 13:27 ]
The form in which the regeneration agent first enters the coking tank and then enters the regenerator is called a front-stage coking tank. The second dense phase regeneration charring is auxiliary, and generally the charring does not exceed 10%. The form in which the regeneration agent first enters the regenerator and then enters the coking tank is called a post-coking tank.
The second floor didn’t talk about the pros and cons of these two forms! ! I also want to ask: What is the difference between a scorching tank and a two-stage regenerator? The scorching tank has a stronger burning capacity than a dense-phase bed. Can I increase the scorching capacity of the first stage of the two-stage regenerator and change the two-stage dense-phase bed into a scorching tank? If not! What are the technical differences between these two forms of regeneration? ? :loveliness: