A cooling system and method for coal direct liquefaction residue
A technology for direct liquefaction and cooling of coal, applied in the field of coal processing, can solve the problems of reducing energy consumption by cooling and forming residues, and achieve the effects of avoiding water pollution problems, reducing usage, and avoiding the generation of industrial waste water.
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[0086] Embodiment 1: the cooling method of coal direct liquefaction residue (three-stage cooling process)
[0087] This embodiment adopts figure 1 The system shown performs, specifically:
[0088] (1) The decompression residue at the bottom of the decompression tower from the direct liquefaction of coal with a flow rate of 320°C of 100t / h is first cooled to a temperature of 240°C through a spiral sleeve heat exchanger, and the first cooling is passed through Indirect contact between the decompression residue and saturated water with a flow rate of 2.95t / h at a temperature of 1.1MPa at 200°C (screw heat exchange method), during the contact process, the output of low-pressure steam at 1.1MPa is 2.95t / h;
[0089] (2) The decompression residue obtained through step (1) is subjected to a second cooling to a temperature of 130° C. through a mechanical piston jacket cooler, and the second cooling is achieved by combining the decompression residue obtained through step (1) with Lo...
Embodiment 2
[0092] Embodiment 2: the cooling method of coal direct liquefaction residue (three-stage cooling process)
[0093] This embodiment adopts figure 1 The system shown performs, specifically:
[0094] (1) The decompression residue at the bottom of the vacuum tower from the direct liquefaction of coal with a flow rate of 100t / h at 320°C is first cooled to a temperature of 235°C through a spiral sleeve heat exchanger, and the first cooling is passed through Indirect contact between the decompression residue and saturated water with a flow rate of 3.14t / h at a temperature of 1.1MPa at 200°C (screw heat exchange method), during the contact process, the output of low-pressure steam at 1.1MPa is 3.14t / h,
[0095] (2) The decompression residue obtained through step (1) is subjected to a second cooling to a temperature of 120° C. through a mechanical piston jacket cooler, and the second cooling is achieved by combining the decompression residue obtained through step (1) with Low-tempe...
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[0098] Embodiment 3: the cooling method of coal direct liquefaction residue (three-stage cooling process)
[0099] This embodiment adopts figure 1 The system shown performs, specifically:
[0100] (1) The decompression residue at the bottom of the vacuum tower from the direct liquefaction of coal with a flow rate of 100 t / h at 320°C is first cooled to a temperature of 225°C through a spiral sleeve heat exchanger, and the first cooling is passed through The decompression residue is in direct contact with 1.1MPa saturated water with a temperature of 200°C and a flow rate of 3.5t / h (screw heat exchange method). During this contact process, the output of 1.1MPa low-pressure steam is 3.5t / h,
[0101] (2) The decompression residue obtained through step (1) is cooled to a temperature of 140°C for the second time through a mechanical piston jacket cooler, and the second cooling is achieved by combining the decompression residue obtained through step (1) with Low-temperature low-pr...
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