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The issue with coal and firewood: how to reduce residual carbon

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Is there anyone who knows this?
Reply #22016-07-03
By keeping the dry point of coal and firewood below 410 degrees, the residue carbon content is generally kept below 1
Reply #32016-07-04
We are pressure reduction towers, with temperatures below 300
Reply #42016-07-04
I don’t know what your tower looks like; if necessary, you can use a central reflux control tower to regulate the temperature in the middle.
Reply #52016-07-04
There’s too much oil and gas in the middle; if everything is left on, the temperature will become too high

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