Scope of application
Graphite quench towers are mainly used for the quenching treatment of high-temperature flue gas after incineration. Cold liquid is evenly sprayed into the tower via the spraying device to conduct heat exchange with the rising high-temperature gas; the liquid vaporizes and carries away heat.
This equipment is especially suitable for flue gas with high temperature and large treatment capacity. Heat can also be transferred out through the jacketed graphite wall. Generally, gas and liquid flow in countercurrent directions to boost heat exchange efficiency and ensure thorough cooling of the gas.
Performance Characteristics
· Excellent corrosion resistance
· High temperature resistance; flue gas inlet temperature up to 1200℃
· Superior heat transfer performance with remarkable quenching effect, outlet temperature below 100℃
· Low thermal expansion coefficient, minimal thermal expansion and contraction during startup and shutdown
· Long service life, stable continuous operation for over 10 years
· Easy to clean, convenient for disassembly and maintenance
Technical Characteristics
| Design Pressure | Design Temperature | Medium | Tower Diameter |
| -0.1 ~ 0.6 MPa | 180 ℃ ~ 1200 ℃ | Corrosive Media | DN300 ~ DN4000 |
