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How to deal with deformation caused by coal-carrying plates during firing

2009-03-14View Original

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Due to the instability of the SCP integrated unit, it is not possible to withdraw it in time after coal has been loaded, resulting in an excessive stay time inside the carbonization chamber. This causes the front end of the support plate to deform and shift towards the movable wall; as a result, a groove about 0.5 meters long and 20 mm deep has formed in the lowest layer of bricks of the furnace wall. I am unsure how to address this deformation of the support plate as well as the walls of the carbonization chamber. Please advise

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