Patent classifications
C10B43/08
METAL CAVITY INWALL DECOKING METHOD
The present invention provides a metal cavity inwall decoking method, comprising: a. Process sealed compression to the metal cavity; b. Process rapid decompression to the metal cavity.
The present invention makes such substance as hydrocarbon volatiles, moisture and so on inside the coke gasify quickly because of fierce change of pressure differential by compressing and then decompressing the metal cavity rapidly, which makes the coke crush and fall off from the inwall of metal cavity and finally finish the decoking work. The decoking method claimed in the present invention is simply and convenient to operate, and can greatly increase the decoking efficiency.
METAL CAVITY INWALL DECOKING METHOD
The present invention provides a metal cavity inwall decoking method, comprising: a. Process sealed compression to the metal cavity; b. Process rapid decompression to the metal cavity.
The present invention makes such substance as hydrocarbon volatiles, moisture and so on inside the coke gasify quickly because of fierce change of pressure differential by compressing and then decompressing the metal cavity rapidly, which makes the coke crush and fall off from the inwall of metal cavity and finally finish the decoking work. The decoking method claimed in the present invention is simply and convenient to operate, and can greatly increase the decoking efficiency.
Automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke
An automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke, includes a bottom cover device, crusher, coke chute and extracting device. The bottom cover device is at the bottom of a coke tower and connected to a coke storage pool via the chute. A grid net for filtering petroleum coke is horizontally provided in the lower part of the pool. A partition door is on an end, away from the chute, of a side pool wall of the pool. The extracting device enters and exits the coke storage pool through the partition door. A partition wall is between the partition door and the chute. The surface of the partition wall is opposite the chute, such that a corridor is formed between the other pool wall opposite the chute and the partition wall. One end of the partition wall is connected to the pool wall provided with the partition door.
Automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke
An automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke, includes a bottom cover device, crusher, coke chute and extracting device. The bottom cover device is at the bottom of a coke tower and connected to a coke storage pool via the chute. A grid net for filtering petroleum coke is horizontally provided in the lower part of the pool. A partition door is on an end, away from the chute, of a side pool wall of the pool. The extracting device enters and exits the coke storage pool through the partition door. A partition wall is between the partition door and the chute. The surface of the partition wall is opposite the chute, such that a corridor is formed between the other pool wall opposite the chute and the partition wall. One end of the partition wall is connected to the pool wall provided with the partition door.
APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR THE AUTOMATIC CLEANING AND INSPECTION SYSTEMS OF COKE DRUMS
An integral system for automated and non-intrusive of cleaning and non-destructive inspection (ultrasonic volumetric testing and visual testing) to detect, characterize and monitor with precision the level of internal and external damage (Cracks, deformations, corrosion, erosion, etc.) that may be present in coke drums throughout their life cycle is disclosed. Embodiments are disclosed that enable a condition of a coke drum to be estimated in a reliable manner for their fitness for service from the results obtained from the automated inspection with the non-destructive methods of ultrasound, visual testing and/or liquid Penetrant Testing.
APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR THE AUTOMATIC CLEANING AND INSPECTION SYSTEMS OF COKE DRUMS
An integral system for automated and non-intrusive of cleaning and non-destructive inspection (ultrasonic volumetric testing and visual testing) to detect, characterize and monitor with precision the level of internal and external damage (Cracks, deformations, corrosion, erosion, etc.) that may be present in coke drums throughout their life cycle is disclosed. Embodiments are disclosed that enable a condition of a coke drum to be estimated in a reliable manner for their fitness for service from the results obtained from the automated inspection with the non-destructive methods of ultrasound, visual testing and/or liquid Penetrant Testing.
DELAYED COKER VAPOR LINE COKE LANCING
Systems and methods are provided for coke removal from the coke drum vapor line and/or other conduits between the coke drum and a coker product separation stage, such as a fractionator. A hydro-lance is inserted above the coke drum vapor line in the region where coke removal is desired. The hydro-lance can be inserted through a port, so that the lance is not present during coker operation. The hydro-lance can remove coke from the coke drum line during the water quench (flooding) stage of the coke drum process and/or during the draining step following the quench water cooling step of the coke drum.
DELAYED COKER VAPOR LINE COKE LANCING
Systems and methods are provided for coke removal from the coke drum vapor line and/or other conduits between the coke drum and a coker product separation stage, such as a fractionator. A hydro-lance is inserted above the coke drum vapor line in the region where coke removal is desired. The hydro-lance can be inserted through a port, so that the lance is not present during coker operation. The hydro-lance can remove coke from the coke drum line during the water quench (flooding) stage of the coke drum process and/or during the draining step following the quench water cooling step of the coke drum.
AUTOMATIC DEHYDRATION, EXTRACTION AND TRANSPORTATION APPARATUS FOR PETROLEUM COKE
An automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke, includes a bottom cover device, crusher, coke chute and extracting device. The bottom cover device is at the bottom of a coke tower and connected to a coke storage pool via the chute. A grid net for filtering petroleum coke is horizontally provided in the lower part of the pool. A partition door is on an end, away from the chute, of a side pool wall of the pool. The extracting device enters and exits the coke storage pool through the partition door. A partition wall is between the partition door and the chute. The surface of the partition wall is opposite the chute, such that a corridor is formed between the other pool wall opposite the chute and the partition wall. One end of the partition wall is connected to the pool wall provided with the partition door.
AUTOMATIC DEHYDRATION, EXTRACTION AND TRANSPORTATION APPARATUS FOR PETROLEUM COKE
An automatic dehydration, extraction and transportation apparatus for petroleum coke, includes a bottom cover device, crusher, coke chute and extracting device. The bottom cover device is at the bottom of a coke tower and connected to a coke storage pool via the chute. A grid net for filtering petroleum coke is horizontally provided in the lower part of the pool. A partition door is on an end, away from the chute, of a side pool wall of the pool. The extracting device enters and exits the coke storage pool through the partition door. A partition wall is between the partition door and the chute. The surface of the partition wall is opposite the chute, such that a corridor is formed between the other pool wall opposite the chute and the partition wall. One end of the partition wall is connected to the pool wall provided with the partition door.