Will a higher volatile content in the blending coal cause an extended coking time?

2009-12-27View Original

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Will a higher volatile content in the blending coal cause an extended coking time?

Reply #22009-12-29

Push it up a bit more; please give your expert advice

Reply #32009-12-29

The level of volatiles in the blending coal has little to do with the length of coking time.

Reply #42009-12-29

An excessive ratio of lean coal to gas coal increases the heat absorbed during coking, while high volatile matter leads to more heat being carried away by the raw gas. Generally, the coking time remains unchanged, but the furnace temperature rises toward its upper limit or increases slightly.

Reply #52009-12-31

5# 26722672 Could you explain why an increase in lean coal and gas coal requires more heat? I really didn’t know this before.

Reply #62011-01-04

I suggest you read more books on coking before asking questions; otherwise, there will be far too many questions to ask

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