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Treatment of longitudinal cracks in coke ovens

2009-03-22View Original

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Our plant uses Type 66 coke ovens, and recently a vertical crack about 2 centimeters wide appeared at the coal charging hole on the coke side of the oven; this crack ran through the entire oven, separating both the coal charging hole seat and the observation hole seat. What are the reasons for everyone? How to handle it?
Reply #22009-03-22
Is there a problem with the spring’s tonnage? Check that. Also, see if the furnace temperature control is appropriate
Reply #32009-03-23
This is caused by inadequate expansion management, which may be due to: failed springs, large fluctuations in furnace temperature, and so on. Ceramic welding yields good repair results.

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