In a delayed coking unit, the coking filtration water contains coke dust – what is its density?

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In refineries, within delayed coking units, the coking filtration water contains coke dust – what is its density?

Reply #22015-10-17

The water from the coking tank, which contains coke dust, is transferred to the coking removal tank by a lift pump after cooling...

Reply #32015-10-18

Support the original poster and learn from it.

Reply #42015-10-18

Coking filtration water is mainly water, and its density can be that of water.

Reply #52015-10-18

I don’t understand what the original poster means; could you give some guidance? What is the content of coke powder in the cold coke water before filtration?

Reply #62015-10-18

The water from the coking tank, which contains coke dust, is transferred to the coking removal tank by a lift pump after cooling...

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