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In the small coke oven test, can the coal core temperature be 900 degrees?

2009-04-20View Original

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In the small coke oven test, can the coal core temperature be 900 degrees? Why? Please help answer it!
Reply #22009-04-23
The core temperature of briquettes is 900 degrees which is very suitable. . . As for whether it can release coke, it depends on your coke formation time. . But it doesn't go out of focus when it reaches 900 degrees. .
Reply #32009-04-23
Usually 950 degrees, 16-17 hours. (40kg) :lol :lol :handshake
Reply #42009-04-23
It can come out of the oven and the coking time will be longer.
Reply #52009-04-23
My coking time is usually 12-13 hours! 5kg test small coke oven!

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