What causes a temperature difference of 20°C between the machine side and the focal side?

2010-12-05View Original

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In our plant, the temperature on the machine side of the coke oven is about 20°C higher than that on the coke side; the suction pressure in the flue on the machine side is about 10 Pa higher than that on the coke side. However, the temperature in the flue on the machine side is 20–30°C lower than that in the flue on the coke side. What’s going on here? How to solve it?

Reply #22010-12-06

Is the amount of exhaust gas on the machine side much larger than that on the coke side?

Reply #32010-12-06

I’m sorry; I posted it before finishing writing it. In such cases, reducing the amount of gas, air, and suction on the machine side should be effective.

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