What are the precautions to take when using steam to warm the pipes during the initial stage of heating up a delayed coking furnace?

2010-08-16View Original

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What are the precautions to take when using steam to warm the pipes during the initial stage of heating up a delayed coking furnace?

Reply #22010-08-17

First, light a few permanent lamps for each circuit; raise the furnace temperature to around 150 degrees, and then supply steam to prevent water hammer in the furnace tubes. It is difficult to blow the water out of the furnace tubes using wind

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