Ratio and standard temperature
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The ratio of coal fed into the furnace has changed; how should the standard temperature be adjusted? For example, if thin coal increases by 5%, by how much does the temperature rise or fall?
From my experience, the base temperature depends on the ratio of coking coal to bituminous coal (i.e., the active components); as other types of coal or inert components increase, the temperature rises as well, but there is no linear relationship. It is obtained only through experience or experimentation.
Even if the ratio changes, the standard temperature does not necessarily have to change; it is primarily determined by the volume of production tasks.