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Relationship between outlet temperature control of coking heaters and raw material properties

2010-09-12View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: what is the relationship between the control of the outlet temperature of the heating furnace and the properties of the raw materials as well as the amount of residual carbon? ?
Reply #22010-09-13
The heavier the raw material, the higher the residue carbon and viscosity, so the outlet temperature of the heating furnace should be adjusted downward accordingly.
Reply #32010-09-14
Crude oil is too heavy, which increases the amount of residue; it tends to coking more easily when heated in a furnace, so the gas injection volume and outlet temperature should be adjusted appropriately.
Reply #42010-09-15
The higher the residual carbon value, the outlet temperature of the furnace should be appropriately reduced

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