For the desulfurization of coke oven gas, how is the air volume for high-column regeneration determined? How to calculate it?

2010-04-07View Original

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For the desulfurization of coke oven gas, how is the air volume for high-column regeneration determined? How to calculate it?

Reply #22010-04-07

Hehe~ You’re an expert in this area

Reply #32010-04-07

It is generally controlled at 110 cubic meters per hour

Reply #42010-04-07

It depends on the situation! Is the air flow rate there stable?

Reply #52010-04-08

Based on theoretical calculations and practical production experience, a value of 8 to 15 times the theoretical air volume is generally adopted.

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