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Let’s discuss the issues with the furnace walls of the newly commissioned 6-meter coke ovens. (Premium)

2009-04-07View Original

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For the newly commissioned 6-meter coke ovens, with 20 chambers, the bottom parts of the east and west walls show severe wire stripping, with a depression of about 1 centimeter. What is the cause of this? Does that expert know?
Reply #22009-04-08
There could be various reasons: 1. The masonry quality is poor, with severe misalignment in that area. 2. The quality of the bricks is problematic, or the bricks were too wet during construction. 3、There is a problem with the furnace heating process; the temperature in this area did not rise as planned.
Reply #32009-04-09
I think the main issue is with masonry, and another one is furnace drying.
Reply #42009-04-09
One or all of them? If it’s just one, it might be a problem with the bricks or an issue that occurred during baking; if it’s all of them, then it’s likely a problem related to the baking process

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