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I would like to ask fellow shipowners: For each coking plant, how many different manufacturers’ coals are used in the mixing process at the same time? Is there any plant that uses more than 10 different manufacturers’ coals?
As a supplementary question, what is the minimum proportion?
Our company makes use of products from up to 13 different manufacturers; there are 9 different types of coal (based on their composition), and the minimum amount of asphalt used is 3%;
Our company uses top-mounted coke ovens, and can use up to ten different types of coal, with a minimum of 6 types. The minimum proportion used is Datong weakly caking coal (in order to reduce ash content), at around 3%.
The key factor is the number of coal bins; secondly, one bin may use two different types of coal. First, the coal is mixed in the proper proportions using a forklift, and then poured into the bin. This approach allows for an increase in the variety of coal used. I have designed software that automatically calculates the coal mixing ratios; those who are interested can let me know, and I can send them the ratios via email – it only takes a few minutes to do that
Reply to 5# Yang Fengting: Hello, Brother Yang – could you send me a copy of the coal blending software you designed? Thank you for your hard work! gaoyunhai8@126.com
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Dear Mr. Yang: Could you send me a copy of the coal blending software you designed? Thank you for your hard work!
Dear Mr. Yang: Could you send me a copy of the coal blending software you designed? Thank you for your hard work!