The Growing use of Petcoke for Power Generation using CFB Technology
Tuesday, 06 August 2019
Petroleum coke (petcoke) is produced by deep recovery oil refineries using delayed coking technology. It is a high energy fuel priced below coal, making it very attractive to energy intensive industries, like cement, power, glass, and steel. Circulating fluidized bed technology has enabled petcoke’s growing use in power and steam production since it can cleanly and reliably extract the heat energy from petcoke despite its low volatility, high metal and sulfur levels.
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The Growing use of Petcoke for Power Generation using CFB Technology
Tuesday, 06 August 2019
Petroleum coke (petcoke) is produced by deep recovery oil refineries using delayed coking technology. It is a high energy fuel priced below coal, making it very attractive to energy intensive industries, like cement, power, glass, and steel. Circulating fluidized bed technology has enabled petcoke’s growing use in power and steam production since it can cleanly and reliably extract the heat energy from petcoke despite its low volatility, high metal and sulfur levels.
The Power Option (Petroleum Technology Quarterly)
Wednesday, 23 January 2019
January 23, 2019 - With the market for high sulphur fuel oil under pressure, refiners with delayed cokers can instead opt for higher value power and steam generation
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The Growing use of Petcoke for Power Generation using CFB Technology
Wednesday, 07 November 2018
Petroleum coke (petcoke) is produced by deep recovery oil refineries using delayed coking technology. It is a high energy fuel priced below coal, making it very attractive to energy intensive industries, like cement, power, glass, and steel. Circulating fluidized bed technology has enabled petcoke’s growing use in power and steam production since it can
Petropower – A High-Value, Strategic Energy Solution
Wednesday, 22 February 2017
Amec Foster Wheeler will conduct a free webinar presenting PetroPower technology and how it provides its highest value to regions which have both low delayed coking capacity and use a high level of oil fuels for power generation.