Treatment of dust-containing tar
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Is tar containing a large amount of coal dust useful? Is this generally something that can be sold, or does one need to pay someone to handle it? Are there any experts with hands-on experience?
It is said that the three-phase separation technique is used for better treatment at present, but it is not clear what requirements there are regarding the coal powder content in it. For specific details, you can consult manufacturers of three-phase separators.
Hello, the new separation technology hasn’t been applied yet, right? I would like to ask if there are any companies that specialize in cleaning tanks containing dusty tar, or if anyone knows of professional methods for dealing with such dusty tar
It has already been put into use. As for the subsequent cleaning of dust-containing tar, I’m not quite sure; it’s best to consult the relevant experienced manufacturers.
Well, I’m not sure what value dusty tar has, nor do I know if there are any factories that use dusty tar as a raw material. I also want to consult the old factory; I don’t know how to get in touch
The ultimate purpose is to separate the tar.
Then it has no practical use anymore. I’m referring to that dusty tar that settles at the bottom of the equipment; it generally can’t be discharged. Over 80% of it is coal powder.
It is still necessary to consult those older factories; they probably all face such problems.
Well, none of the masters from the old factory have replied.
I have a way. You can contact me; I can help you