Does coke have fluidity at high temperatures?
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At temperatures of 420–500°C, does the coke in the coke tower possess a certain degree of fluidity?
Coke has no fluidity, but the oil that enters the coke tower initially does have fluidity for a certain period of time, as the reaction takes some time; I have encountered this situation. All the oil drainage lines are blocked; the coke has not reacted completely and it resembles asphalt.
Well, I’ve learned something. Thank you, senior.
It has absolutely no liquidity; the higher the temperature, the harder the coke becomes!
I’m not sure about that, but white coal does have a ash fusion point.