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Why is it easy to cause tower flooding when the temperature at the outlet of the heating furnace is low?

2019-07-13View Original

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Why does a low temperature at the outlet of the heating furnace easily lead to overpressure in the coke tower? Please advise, experts
Reply #22019-07-13
The reaction depth and speed decrease, and the foam layer increases
Reply #32019-07-14
As long as the raw material has low moisture content, a low temperature at the exit of the furnace will not cause problems in the tower
Reply #42019-07-14
The phenomenon you’re describing is likely due to moisture in the raw materials; the temperature coming out of the furnace is low, so it can’t rise, resulting in a lower reading

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