Large cycle calculation
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The small loop time is 55.4; find the large loop time. Am I doing this correctly? 55.4*10, 24*10 – the least common multiple of 554 and 240. Is that okay?
I don’t understand what a small loop is; I hope experts can give me some guidance. I’ll definitely give a high rating.
The small cycle, also known as the turnaround time, is the sum of the coking time and the processing time in the carbonization chamber; it represents the time interval between two coal charging operations (or coke pushing operations) in a particular carbonization chamber. The large cycle refers to the least common multiple of the turnaround time and 24 hours.
Thank you. I would like to know what the coking time is for 55.4 hours, as well as the large cycle time. Let’s see how you calculate it.
The small cycle refers to the turnaround time, that is, the interval between two coal loading or coke pushing operations in the same carbonization chamber
I know that. What I want to ask is: for a coking time of 55.4 hours, what is the large cycle time? Is it the same as what I calculated?