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Evaporation rate of quench water

2016-12-22View Original

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During the wet quenching of coke, what percentage of water evaporates? In other words, how many tons of water are consumed per ton of coke?
Reply #22016-12-22
0.5 cubic meters per ton of coke in winter, 0.6 cubic meters per ton of coke in summer
Reply #32016-12-22
Low-moisture coking generally involves a water consumption of 0.4 tons of water per ton of coke; in other words, 2 tons of water are used per ton of coke, of which about 0.4 tons evaporate
Reply #42016-12-25
I still don’t understand the principle behind low-water coking. In normal wet coking, water is pumped directly onto the red coke. In low-water coking, there’s simply an additional high-level water tank; the water flows down due to its own weight, and this is what enables low-water coking? I don’t understand……

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