How to install a punch on the belt for dry quenching coke?

2009-12-02View Original

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How to install a punch on the belt for dry quenching coke?

Reply #22009-12-03

There are generally two situations with belt buckles: one is that the joint has come unsealed, and the other is that the belt itself has been damaged. If the joint is coming apart, it can be secured using special rivets; for a split in the belt, pieces of iron plate 3 mm thick and 200*80 in size can be made with holes at both ends, which are then fixed to either side of the belt’s split with screws. Generally, one is fixed every 500 mm; the number to be fixed is determined based on the length of the opening.

Reply #32009-12-03

Thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Reply #42009-12-04

Does anyone have any information on dry quenching of coke?

Reply #52009-12-04

Could rivets be considered? Won’t screws cause unevenness?~

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