I have a question about coke oven heating?

The poster asked too much, like a big tree branch with too many branches. Factors affecting straight-line uniformity: 1. The gas volume uniformity in each combustion chamber of the whole furnace. 2. Uniformity of air volume in the combustion chamber of the entire furnace. 3. Suction adjustment at the top of the regenerator of the whole furnace. Factors affecting straight driving stability: 1. The moisture content of coal entering the furnace and the amount of coal loaded fluctuate. 2. Fluctuation of excess air coefficient. 3. The calorific value of gas fluctuates. 4. Maintenance time and furnace operation. There are many branches to the above factors, too many to describe one by one. In addition to the factors summarized above, furnace type, operation, heating gas type, process control, configuration of heating control and adjustment devices, etc. have a greater impact on furnace temperature. Each furnace type has its own heating characteristics. The two-part coke oven heating system has large resistance, uneven pressure distribution in each fire channel, the coke temperatures affect each other, and the heating system is unreasonable, resulting in a temperature difference between the coke and the coke. This post was last edited by 26722672 on 2009-2-7 15:36 ]