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I have a question regarding heat-recovery coke ovens for everyone

2016-01-21View Original

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I have a question for everyone: is it possible to retain the desulfurization and power generation units in the process of heat-recovery coke ovens, and replace those ovens with ordinary mechanical coke ovens along with a drum cooling section? Are there any relevant performance metrics? If not, what are the reasons (including cost and environmental protection aspects)? I would appreciate it if experts could provide a detailed answer. Thank you all in advance.
Reply #22016-01-21
It’s impossible; the designs of the two types of coke ovens are completely different
Reply #32016-01-24
Now, power generation is again done using rich coke oven gas, with units from Sola or GE, such as those made by Liyuan and Tianyu
Reply #42016-02-06
In a heat-recovery coke oven, gas and chemical products are burned directly, and steam generation is achieved through heat exchange with water and hot air

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