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The impact of coke powder carried by catalytic diesel and coker diesel on hydrogenation units

2020-02-20View Original

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The impact of the coke powder carried by catalytic diesel and coker diesel on hydrogenation units – are their particle sizes the same? Is the amount of gelatin the same?
Reply #22020-02-23
There is little kindling; burnt wood contains a lot of ash
Reply #32020-02-24
Generally, coking involves a large amount of coke dust, which causes the automatic backwash filter to flush frequently.

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