What to do when coal fed into the furnace contains asphalt and causes severe caking of the filter bags

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For 5.5-meter ramming coke ovens, adding asphalt to the coal fed into the oven significantly improves the quality of the coke. However, the dust collection bag plates used for coal loading suffer from caking and blocking; could any colleagues who have encountered this problem provide some guidance? How to deal with it? There is no pre-coating available at the moment. Can applying a pre-coating solve this problem? Thank you.

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