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Fluctuations in coking cuttower operation

2019-04-17View Original

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Fluctuations occur during the operation of coking cutters; such operations cause fluctuations in the high-pressure gas pipeline network throughout the plant. Have you encountered this issue? How can it be avoided?
Reply #22019-04-18
In such cases, our catalysis team will get in touch with the power gas tank to add gas and make adjustments; other teams are not aware of this
Reply #32019-04-18
Adjust in advance; there is an official website for purchasing natural gas to supply fuel gas, ensuring stable pressure
Reply #42019-10-30
It happens every time the cutta is made; it’s possible to adjust the amount of gas in advance, and there is also a natural gas pipeline network, though the fluctuations are somewhat smaller. This doesn’t solve the underlying problem, as the main reason is that the gas system is too small and has too few components, making it highly susceptible to disruptions. As long as a large system is established, it has almost no impact; one can build their own atmospheric tanks and large pipeline networks, which will be sufficient to buffer the fluctuations in dry gas that occur during the switching of coking towers!

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