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Particle size distribution of coke after dry quenching

2009-03-27View Original

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The available data mainly show the percentage distribution of particles at various sizes after wet quenching, but there is no information on dry quenching; at least I haven’t found any such data. I hope someone can provide information on the percentage distribution of particles after dry quenching: percentage of particles larger than 80mm compared to the total amount of dry quenched material; percentage of particles larger than 40mm; percentage of particles between 25-40mm; and percentage of particles between 10-25mm
Reply #22009-03-27
Percentage of >80mm in total dry joules: Percentage of >40mm in total dry joules: 81.64; Percentage of 25-40mm in total dry joules: 5.32; Percentage of 10-25mm in total dry joules: 4.98
Reply #32009-04-08
Could anyone else provide the particle size distribution of dry quenching coke for comparison?
Reply #42015-05-11
Does a reduction in the number of coke dry quenching cycles from 100 to 80 have an impact on the particle size distribution? Can the teacher help answer it?

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