Cost of building a coke oven
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What are the standards used to determine the cost of constructing coke ovens? For example, for 6-meter coke ovens, 5.5-meter rammed coke ovens, and 4.3-meter rammed coke ovens – is the cost calculated based on the weight of the refractory materials used, that is, how much per ton, or is it calculated based on the size of the oven, that is, how much per chamber? If anyone knows, please let me know the costs for 6-meter coke ovens, 5.5-meter rammed coke ovens, and 4.3-meter rammed coke ovens. Thank you
It should be considered comprehensively. Moreover, the new furnace model should have a higher cost.
There’s no need to worry about so many things. Leave it to Anshan Jiaonai Institute; they will take care of everything. All you need to do is ensure that the quality of the masonry work carried out by Wuyi is satisfactory. These days, Jiaonai Institute usually acts as the general contractor – they won’t undertake such tasks on their own. They’re really tough
The issue I’m discussing is the charging criteria for constructing coke ovens; please reply with clear information
Generally, a skilled worker earns at least 100 per day, while an unskilled worker earns 60. The price varies depending on the number of layers per day. Wuye: 55 per floor, 3 floors per day; 3 people per group, with the two skilled workers and one apprentice sharing the earnings. There are those that charge by day, those that charge by number of floors, those that charge by tonnage, those that charge by piece, and so on
Who can provide a practical example?