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Problems with the primary coolers in coking plants

2015-07-14View Original

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The primary coolers in coking plants, steel plants, and urea plants are all used to cool gas; the principle of operation for them should be the same, right?
Reply #22015-07-14
Even in coking plants alone, the primary coolers come in horizontal and vertical types, and the processes involved are naturally different. :)
Reply #32015-07-17
The primary coolers in coking plants, steel plants, and urea plants are all used to cool gas, and their operational principle is heat exchange
Reply #42015-08-26
The functions are all the same; there should be more horizontal pipes now!
Reply #52015-08-26
The structure may vary, but the principle remains the same: they are all indirect coolers
Reply #62015-09-04
Vertical tube type primary coolers are now almost extinct; at least as far as I know, no new coking plants are equipped with such vertical tubes. As for the various forms of primary cooling using horizontal tubes, please refer to relevant textbooks, which provide a comprehensive overview.
Reply #72015-09-05
The heat exchange principle of the heat exchanger is the same! The structural forms can be diverse! !

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