Coking – Stopping the furnace

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What is the definition of \"stalled furnace\" in the coking process?

Reply #22009-04-16

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Reply #32009-04-16

Insulation measures: The coke in the carbonization chamber is not removed to maintain a low temperature inside the furnace

Reply #42009-04-16

Generally, there are: furnace blanketing with an empty furnace, furnace blanketing with coke, and intermittent furnace blanketing. It can be determined based on the quality of the form and the duration. Generally, a furnace with forced convection is used (the conditions aren’t too bad and the duration isn’t too long). ) It causes minimal damage to the furnace body.

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