What is the difference between the fire adjustment group and the gas group?
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As the title suggests, a new coke oven is about to go into operation. I’m not sure what the differences are between the gas control team and the flame adjustment team, and what their specific responsibilities and rights are I would appreciate it if experts could offer their guidance……
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The fire adjustment group is the same as the gas group.
The gas control system regulates the gas flow rate throughout the furnace, as well as the flue draft, etc； The flame adjustment unit controls and regulates factors such as the gas flow rate to each combustion chamber, the draft force, and the size of the air inlets.
Both the gas control group and the flame adjustment group are used to control temperature; there is essentially no difference between them. The only difference is that the gas control group is primarily responsible for regulating overall parameters such as the straight-through temperature and the pressure in the gas branches. Factors such as the suction in the individual flues are considered, while the flame adjustment system is mainly used for making fine adjustments to details such as the temperature across different rows, the opening degree of various valves, and the opening degree of the exhaust gas plates.