Advantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion

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Title Advantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion
Creator Gibson, W.C.
Contributor Zimola, M.
Date 2016-09-12
Spatial Coverage Kauai, Hawaii
Subject 2016 AFRC Industrial Combustion Symposium
Description Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled Advantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion
Abstract After three years of continuous operation, observation and testing of the tangentially fired; flameless crude heater, it is obvious that tangential firing is perfectly suited for delayed coker; heater applications. Whether firing conventionally or flameless, the tangential orientation; eliminates flame and hot gas impingement and provides an even radiant heat flux to the tubes.; Additionally, tangential firing allows for combustion monitoring with GSF's temperature rate of; change monitoring system which has been proven to be more reliable and robust than traditional; flame monitoring equipment.
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Setname uu_afrc
ID 1387881
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f238n6
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