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AnonymousI would like to know how many coker plant using HCGO as the carried fluid for antifoam.
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AnonymousI dont know if somebody know how many use LCGO or HCGO, but I think most of them use LCGO (I ve been working in 6 coker and the carrier was LCGO, According to some paper that you can used naphtha, coker diesel or coker gasoil and coker disesel or coker gasoil are often preferred because the higher boiling range solvents are less likely to flash off when injected into the hot coke drum
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You can also use Kero as a carrier. We had better results when switching from any Coker stream to Kero!
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AnonymousLCGO is the most frequent used in my experience but plenty of places have used HCGO in the past. HCGO might be tougher in cold climates if heat tracing is an issue or unreliable. You might also consider what cs antifoam you are going to use ; for example 60000cs vs 600000cs
bottom line is either will work under most conditions but you need reliability on all systems to be successful
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Anonymouswhat is the ratio of using LCGO to antifoam
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