Question regarding coking fuel gas
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In the past, coking was carried out by burning coking dry gas, with natural gas being added when the amount was low. In the current design for coking, there is no absorption and stabilization system; the rich gas from coking passes through a diesel absorption tower and then through a desulfurization tower before entering the fuel gas pipeline. Will this make it difficult to operate the furnace? . . I hope everyone can help answer this. Thank you:):):)
I really haven’t used this before. What does it mean by no absorption stabilization system?
I’ve also never seen any designs prepared by design institutes that lack absorption towers, separation towers, or stabilization towers; moreover, the dry gas and liquefied gas are not separated
I’ve never seen this kind; ours has absorption and stability.