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How to draw a temperature curve chart for vertical heating in a coke oven

2008-01-07View Original

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How to draw a temperature curve chart for vertical heating in a coke oven?
Reply #22008-01-07
Personal opinion: Use an infrared thermometer to measure the temperature and then plot it; however, it’s necessary to take multiple measurements and use their average value
Reply #32008-01-07
Hehe, by measuring the wall temperature of the carbonization chamber at various key locations, it is possible to indirectly replace the temperature in the upper combustion chamber; a curve can be drawn accordingly; Alternatively, measure the differences at the upper and middle positions along the coke stack line, including 600 mm below the coke stack, 600 mm from the bottom of the carbonization chamber, and the midpoint between these two points, and plot the temperature curves for the upper, middle, and lower sections of the coke stack ; Specifically, it is appropriate for the temperature difference between the upper and lower parts to be less than 40 degrees.
Reply #42008-01-13
The vertical heating in the carbonization chamber can be indicated by measuring the temperature at the center of the coke cake.

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