Coke oven gas flare
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Why can’t high-temperature coke oven gas or methane-rich gas be sent directly to the flare when it is overheated? It needs to be cooled to 90 degrees before being sent to the flare
Furnace gas or enriched gas at high temperatures causes the most severe corrosion of the pipelines
It might be dehydration! At high temperatures, it contains a high amount of moisture, resulting in unstable combustion.
High-temperature coke oven gas can cause thermal expansion of pipes, affecting the safety of pipe racks
I’m not sure if there are any specific requirements regarding the cooling temperature
I’m not sure if there’s any particular consideration regarding this cooling temperature