Who has information on the structure of coke ovens
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Does anyone have information on the structure of coke ovens? I’m looking for detailed information – which types of bricks are used in various parts, a detailed description of the structure inside the regenerator, and so on. It would be best if it’s information related to the design of coke ovens. Thank you everyone.
Different furnace types require different structures; there are various types of bricks, and then there’s so much other material involved that it’s impossible to cover everything.
Please tell me about your furnace type first; it might help you!
Let’s first take a look at the upper part of the coking design reference materials
The regenerator is generally constructed from silica bricks; the main walls are made of coal gas pipe bricks, with partition walls along the longitudinal centerline. At the bottom there is a small flue, and lining bricks are placed on either side of this flue. Raker bricks are then built on top of these lining bricks, with grid bricks (which are usually clay bricks) installed above them. On both sides of the coke oven, there are sealing walls made of clay bricks and insulating bricks.
There should be quite a number of books or materials on this topic. Any book on coking covers this subject; it is recommended that the original poster download relevant books from those compiled by Yan Xiangsi