Regarding the heating method of 4.3-meter regenerative coke ovens
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I would like to ask the experts: when using coke oven gas to heat a 4.3-meter-high regenerative coke oven, is it better to use one regenerative chamber or two? I am eagerly awaiting your guidance. Thank you
What do you mean? When heating with coke oven gas, air flows through both regenerative chambers; the gas enters the combustion chamber through the vertical brick gas channels. None of the regenerative chambers has air flowing through it – only one chamber doesn’t have air flowing through it
Hehe, what I mean is that when using coke oven gas for heating, it’s better to use just one regenerator to preheat the air; it’s better to use two regenerators for preheating the air
Hehe, as far as I know, no one has used a regenerator to preheat the air yet; and even if someone does use one, they don’t do so for long periods of time, as this would damage the grid bricks
Hehe, bro, you still need to strengthen your theoretical knowledge*. When using coke oven gas for heating, air is fed to both regenerative chambers, as the chute inlets of both chambers are located at the bottom of the vertical flue; it is sufficient to calculate the opening degree of the air inlets.