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May I ask: What does the labyrinth treatment process for cutting water and cooled coking water in delayed coking mean?

2015-08-11View Original

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May I ask everyone: What does the labyrinth treatment process for cutting water and cooled coking water in a delayed coking unit mean? What exactly does this maze refer to? Could you give a slightly more detailed explanation?
Reply #22015-08-12
Have you played the maze games from childhood? It’s the same principle – water is made to flow through winding paths in order to achieve sedimentation and purification.
Reply #32015-08-12
Can it be understood in this way: starting from the primary sedimentation tank and moving to the subsequent sedimentation tanks, the positions of the openings in the tank walls through which water flows are arranged at varying heights.
Reply #42015-08-12
Here, it comes out of the coke tank; there are several sedimentation tanks, with openings at different heights.

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