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Application cases of reusing tar residue

2010-09-14View Original

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We want to reuse the tar residue from our company’s purification workshop in the blended coal. There are several ideas: 1. Mix it with a certain type of coal at the coal yard, and as that coal is used, the tar residue can be consumed. 2. Add tar residue to the coal after mixing. I would like to ask if there are any coking plants that perform well. Does the first method have a significant impact on coal blending bins, crushers, etc.? Will it get clogged? If this plan is to be implemented, what equipment is needed? How does it work? If the second option is chosen, what equipment is required and how does it work? I would appreciate any further advice from everyone. I would be very grateful.
Reply #22010-09-14
The first option is better; as long as the amount is not large, it has little impact on subsequent equipment, and it can be mixed into bituminous coal using a loader.
Reply #32010-09-19
Neither the method of feeding coal in small amounts multiple times nor any other approach will affect the coal feeding process

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