Recent Trends in Heat Recovery Cokemaking Processes - ABM
Recent Trends in Heat Recovery Cokemaking Processes - ABM Recent Trends in Heat Recovery Cokemaking Processes - ABM
Future Trends in Heat Recovery Cokemaking
SCE Horizontal HR Coke Plant Improvement Summary Critical Areas for Customers Next Plant Future Plants Footprint Potential 30% Smaller >30% Smaller Capital Cost Value Engineered - Lower Capital Further Capital Decrease Driven by Footprint Coke Yield Lower Yield Loss Increased Yield Gain Lower Coal Cost Flexibility for Stamp Charging Predictive coal blend modeling improvements New Designs Turndown Greater than 25% >50% and Turn Off Environmental Regs Meet or exceed New EPA Regs Exceed EPA Regs Continue to set the standard Oven Operation/Life New Monitoring Tools Structure Improvements New Materials of Construction and CFD/FEA Increased Power New HRSG Design Further Improvements based on CFD September 2011 SunCoke Energy 25
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- Page 23: Factors Favoring Heat Recovery Plan
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