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Gas consumption of the gas oven

2009-02-21View Original

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Friends in the coking industry: Those who use coke oven gas for furnace heating – whether for top-loading or ramming methods – please provide information on the specific type of furnace and the type of gas used. What’s important is to know how much gas is used Is it better to specify the gas consumption per hour per hole or the total gas consumption?
Reply #22009-10-20
Under normal furnace drying conditions, the fuel requirements for a Type 58 coke oven (with 42–45 chambers) are as follows: 27,600 cubic meters of coke oven gas per chamber, with a maximum flow rate of 50 cubic meters per hour per chamber; Blast furnace gas: 145,900 cubic meters per hole, with a maximum flow rate of 300 cubic meters per (hour·hole).

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