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I’m looking for the operating procedures for coke ovens; thank you all in advance!

2009-06-29View Original

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I’m looking for the operating procedures for industrial coke ovens, including tasks such as oven drying, starting up the oven, cooling the oven, and maintenance. If anyone has this information, could you please send it to me? Thank you! zhleoxp@qq.com
Reply #22009-06-29
1. Principle of coking: The basic raw material for coking production is coking coal. This coal is heated to high temperatures in a sealed coke oven, in the absence of air, to remove moisture and adsorbed gases; as a result, gas and tar are produced, while what remains is coke, which is primarily composed of carbon. This process of pyrolyzing coal is commonly referred to as coal dry distillation.
2. Coking methods
3. Selection of coal for coking: The physical properties and chemical composition of coke depend mainly on the type of coal used and the coking method employed.
1) Washed coal (or refined coal): Impurities such as ash, sulfur, and phosphorus, which are present in the raw coal, are extremely harmful for iron production. To remove these impurities, the raw coal must be washed; the resulting clean coal is known as washed coal or refined coal.
2) Blended coal
3) Currently, almost all coking plants around the world use the blended coal method for coking, that is, coking coal is combined with other types of coal (one to five or six types). The reasons for this are: (1) Coking coal resources are limited, and the blended coal method allows for significant savings in the use of primary coking coal. (2) Although coking coal has good caking properties, some types of primary coking coal generate high expansion pressures during coking, which can damage the furnace structure; moreover, some of these coals contain many impurities, and the blended coal method helps to address these issues.
4. Process flow in coking production: The main goal of coking production is to produce high-quality metallurgical coke for use in blast furnaces, while also recovering coke oven gas and the chemical products contained within it. There are various processes involved in coking production, and one common process flow in coking plants includes: A coking plant typically consists of a coal preparation workshop, a coking workshop, a recovery workshop, a tar processing workshop, a benzene processing workshop, a desulfurization workshop, and a wastewater treatment workshop. 5 Recycling of chemical products
Reply #32009-06-29
**Coking Co., Ltd. – Technical Operating Procedures for the Coking Workshop
Technical Operating Procedures, A3 format; number of pages:
1. Technical operating standards for the coking workshop: 2 pages
2. Safety operating standards for the coking workshop: 2 pages
3. Safety and technical operating standards for switch operators: 2 pages
4. Safety and technical operating standards for iron part inspectors: 1 page
5. Safety and technical operating standards for fire adjustment operators: 4 pages
6. Safety and technical operating standards for temperature measurement supervisors: 1 page
7. Safety and technical operating standards for temperature measurers: 1 page
8. Safety and technical operating standards for coke pushing supervisors: 1 page
9. Safety and technical operating standards for coal loading and coke pushing vehicle drivers: 2 pages
10. Safety and technical operating standards for coke stopper vehicle drivers: 1 page
11. Safety and technical operating standards for rammer operators: 1 page
12. Safety and technical operating standards for coke quenching vehicle operators: 1 page
13. Safety and technical operating standards for rising pipe operators: 1 page
14. Safety and technical operating standards for hot repair tile workers: 2 pages
15. Safety and technical operating standards for furnace door repairers: 1 page
16. Safety and technical operating standards for powdered coke handling workers: 1 page
17. Safety and technical operating standards for coal preparation workers: 4 pages
Based on the above data, it can be calculated that 2 frames of A3 size can accommodate 9 sets of diagrams, while 1 frame of A3 size can accommodate 10 sets of diagrams. Minimum specific dimensions inside the frame: 1) Can hold 2 A3-sized sheets: 297×420 mm ; 2) Can hold 1 A3 size sheet: 210×297mm. Coke oven workshop
Reply #42009-06-30
There’s only a table of contents on the 3rd floor. Could you send me the complete version? I’m just starting out with coking and need some reference material. Thank you in advance!
Reply #52009-06-30
There are many forums; search for them by yourself
Reply #62009-06-30
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Reply #72010-05-08
Hello, could you send me the technical operating procedures for the coking workshop? Thank you, I need it urgently. QQ: 58661036
Reply #82010-05-09
Referring to the information provided by forum users in Shanghai and compiling it on my own might better reflect the actual situation

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