Calcination coke device, tank furnace calcination process, steam specifications generated
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I would like to ask everyone: The calcination furnace for coke uses a tank-type furnace for the calcination process. Is the steam generated from the waste heat of this facility mainly at 1.0 MPa, or mainly at 4.0 MPa? Which one generates more stable steam when compared to the other?
Is the steam generated from the waste heat of the device primarily 1.0MPa steam or 4.0MPa steam? It mainly depends on the waste heat boiler: steam at 1.0 MPa is generally saturated steam, while steam at 4.0 MPa is superheated steam; only one of the two can be chosen
It mainly depends on the load on the production line; we produce at 9.8 MPa here.