What parameters are mainly adjusted during different coking cycles?
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In what ways are different coking cycles reflected in the coking process? Is it to adjust the gas flow? ? For example, if the coking cycle lengthens, the gas flow rate needs to be reduced.
At different coking times, the gas flow rate varies; accordingly, the flue suction and the area of the air inlet are adjusted to meet the requirements of different standard temperatures at those various coking times.
Thank you! If the type of heating gas is changed, will the gas flow rate also change? ?
Yes, but you need to see what it is that needs to be added; the heat value determines the amount of gas required. However, the coking cycle is long; it is best to make corresponding adjustments to the flue suction and the size of the air inlets
Hello, I’m not sure if my understanding is correct: the coking cycle is the most fundamental parameter, the standard temperature represents the key indicator for achieving this cycle, while the relevant pressure settings are used to regulate the flow of gas and air, with the goal of bringing the temperature in each burner channel to the standard temperature.