How to reduce the carryover of coking dust in coking products
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Traditional methods for controlling coke dust carryover are being implemented unevenly in our facilities, yet the level of coke dust carryover in the products remains high. Of course, these measures may not be effectively implemented in production, but I am more interested in learning about more advanced and effective methods. Here, we earnestly request the guidance of all experts, so that we can pool our ideas to further improve the coking unit!
Reply to 1# Northern Huajin Coking Team 3: The main measures currently taken to control coke dust carryover are the method of injecting quench oil, the amount injected, the injection medium, and the defoaming agent used； Another very effective approach is to control the oil and gas flow rate in the coke tower; by regulating factors such as the processing volume and circulation ratio, it is possible to control this flow rate. The oil and gas flow rate can also be managed by increasing the operating pressure of the coke tower and maintaining stable pressure levels there. This method is quite feasible and effective when the plant is under high load