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Coke oven, rising pipe, cover removal and oven cooling

2023-12-27View Original

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I would like to ask everyone how the flue gas from the rising pipes during the process of removing the cover from a coke oven and allowing the oven to cool is collected. Are there any studies on the flow rate and velocity of this flue gas?
Reply #22023-12-27
During the process of removing the cover and allowing the furnace to cool, the flue gas in the rising pipes is usually collected through the furnace’s flue gas system and sent to a flue gas purification system for treatment. As for the flow rate and velocity of the flue gas in the rising pipe, these parameters vary depending on the specific process design and the operating conditions of the coke oven; they can be determined through actual measurements or simulation calculations. There should also be available information on this topic; one can consult relevant professional literature or seek advice from technical experts in the coking industry. .

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