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Discussion on oil-rich heating methods

2016-10-13View Original

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Before entering the benzene removal tower, the rich oil generally needs to be heated in a tubular furnace. Are there any other heating methods available, such as using heat exchangers or saturated steam or superheated steam for heating? What should be taken into consideration if a heat exchanger is used for heating? Currently, coking plants generally have excess steam – could steam heating be used? Everyone is welcome to discuss
Reply #22016-10-16
Medium-pressure steam can be used for heating.
Reply #32016-10-17
Thank you for the answer from above. What is the economic efficiency if medium-pressure steam is used? Can low-pressure saturated steam or low-pressure superheated steam be used? What type of heat exchanger is it equipped with? Welcome everyone's guidance

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