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What is the typical furnace temperature in boilers that burn water-coal slurry? What is the impact of too high or too low levels on coking?

2012-01-31View Original

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RT. What is the typical furnace temperature in boilers that burn water-coal slurry? What is the impact of too high or too low levels on coking? I hope the experts here can give me some advice! !
Reply #22013-12-15
Coking occurs more easily at temperatures above 1000 degrees; at lower temperatures, coking does not happen, but the ash produced becomes very poor in quality and dark in color! It is generally kept between 900 and 950 degrees, but sometimes it also depends on the actual circumstances! !

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