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Coke oven floor dust removal station

2010-05-24View Original

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What causes the coal-loading dust collection bags at the coke oven floor dust removal station to catch fire?
Reply #22010-05-24
It’s possible that the smoke contains embers. . .
Reply #32010-05-24
The main issue is that the flue gas from coking dust removal contains sparks; therefore, a flame arrester is needed before this gas enters the bag filter to capture all those sparks. Another problem is that the temperature of the flue gas is too high – the maximum operating temperature for the bags in a bag filter is around 200 degrees
Reply #42010-05-24
The coal loading time is too long; check the cold air valve.
Reply #52010-05-25
1. The flue gas temperature entering the bag dust collector is too high. 2. Sparks remain due to untimely cleaning
Reply #62010-05-25
The cloth bag hadn’t been replaced for a long time, and the coal tar on it caught fire when exposed to sparks

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