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Coking, coke oven, rising pipe

2023-12-27View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: how is the gas released from the rising pipe collected during the period when the coke oven cover is removed for cooling? What are the changes in temperature and pressure inside the carbonization chamber during this time?
Reply #22023-12-27
During the period when the coke oven cover is removed for cooling, the gases released from the rising pipes are usually collected through the oven’s gas collection system and sent to gas purification equipment. During the furnace cooling period, the temperature inside the carburizing chamber gradually decreases, and the pressure also drops, as no new gas is produced; the system gradually reaches an equilibrium state. .

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