The issue of fuel consumption for heating ovens using heat-recovered coke oven gas

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For the heat-recovery coke oven in our company, it took 65 days from ignition to the completion of coal loading. The oven was heated using liquefied gas; the cold dimensions of the carbonization chamber are 13430*3654*2378. Since the oven body was exposed to rain for a long time, a large amount of gas was required for heating. During coal loading, heating continued while the coal was being loaded, with only the coal-loading ports being stopped from heating. Due to the large width of the coal briquettes, the coal loading vehicle has not been used for a long time, resulting in a prolonged coal loading process and high gas consumption; the total gas usage amounted to nearly 1,600 tons. During coal loading, the furnace temperature reaches around 1100 degrees.

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