Coke stocpile

Posted in: , on 31. Oct. 2008 - 20:37

Hello to all!!

I'm currently working in a project to storage pet coke about one month. the total production is 19200 ton/d. However I need information about dust control&suppression systems.

What is the technique more used for coke stockpiles? I have read that the wet dust suppression systems are more used, is it true? if that is the case, what is the quantity of water and additive that should be used for a stockpile of 135000 tons?

Any information you think could be helpful I'll appreciated it.

regards,

Mary. ■

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Re: Coke Stocpile

Posted on 22. Dec. 2008 - 03:16

Mary,

May I ask why you are stockpiling? Is this to dewater the product, or is it just being stored prior to use?

Thank you,

Thomas Musschoot

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Spontaneous Combustion Of Pet Coke

Posted on 22. Dec. 2008 - 07:33

If you do not know, pet coke storage can be hazardous. Without proper handling, you can have a pile that will burn from spontaneous ignition. Seek an expert's recommendation on the handling and care of pet coke storage.

The coke can degrade time, losing BTU's, even if you can keep ignition under control. ■

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Nature's Seal

Posted on 24. Mar. 2009 - 11:37

Hello,

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Posted on 26. Mar. 2009 - 09:53
Quote Originally Posted by MaryrgView Post
Hello to all!!

I'm currently working in a project to storage pet coke about one month. the total production is 19200 ton/d. However I need information about dust control&suppression systems.

What is the technique more used for coke stockpiles? I have read that the wet dust suppression systems are more used, is it true? if that is the case, what is the quantity of water and additive that should be used for a stockpile of 135000 tons?

Any information you think could be helpful I'll appreciated it.

regards,

Mary.

hello..

visit our website www.syntronindustries.com

as we are leading manufacturer of dust suppression chemical..for meta/non-metal minerals, coal, cement etc.

thanks.

regards. ■

Coke Stock Pile Capping For Dust Control And Combustion Prevent…

Posted on 29. May. 2009 - 03:37

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