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The reason why the tar residue is relatively thin

2010-11-23View Original

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Our coking plant has just started operation, and the tar residue discharged from the mechanical tar clarifier is very thin. May I ask fellow experts what could be the reason for this?
Reply #22011-07-14
I think there are mainly two reasons: 1. The scraper of the scraper conveyor moves at a relatively fast speed. 2. Tar has a high density.
Reply #32011-07-15
Reply to 1# ys800616: It is mainly due to the high density of tar, poor separation of tar from ammonia water, and a high moisture content in the tar.

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