Coal coking heat exchanger
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The desulfurization liquid produced in coal coking has a high temperature in summer, which affects its operation; it is necessary to use a heat exchanger to cool it down. I’m not sure which type of heat exchanger would be most effective, as the desulfurization liquid contains crystals that can cause blockages. Looking for recommendations?
Floating heads and stuffing boxes should both work fine.
In my opinion, any heat exchanger that can be disassembled will work; materials that tend to crystallize should preferably be used in the shell side, as this allows for cleaning the interior of the shell side after disassembly. Axial flow, packed, and U-tube types of heat exchangers are all suitable for disassembly.
What does a GGH heat exchanger look like? Could you introduce it?