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The pattern of peaks and troughs in the combustion chamber

2010-09-02View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Poplar on 2010-9-2 22:54. Various books on coking processes state that, with an unchanged heating regime, the furnace temperature changes regularly depending on the coking condition of adjacent carbonization chambers. In the combustion chamber in the middle section, there are three peaks and two troughs within one cycle, with a difference of 30–40°C between them. I would like to ask when the three peaks and two troughs occur respectively (taking a turnover time of 20 hours as an example)?
Reply #22010-09-05
Measure the temperature of the W curve and then plot the W curve.

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