Technology for separating powdered materials from petroleum coke using a two-rotor gravity classifier

Namangan Institute of Engineering and Technology, 7, st. Kasansay, Namangan, 160115, Uzbekistan

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Abstract

After refining petroleum products, a lot of petroleum coke residue remains. From year to year, the amount of coke on the planet is increasing, and scientists around the world are looking for ways to rationally use the remaining petroleum coke. Many oil refineries process heavy portions of petroleum products. Most often, new technologies are associated with the emergence of new by-products. The article highlights a new two-rotor technology for a gravity classifier for producing powder materials from petroleum coke. Petroleum coke powder is considered a necessary raw material for many industries. The main goal is to obtain a dispersed composition of coke based on new technologies and use it in many industries. Fine powder materials are considered the most important for industry.