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Ice formation on the coal hopper wall of the 6-meter coke oven coal loading vehicle

2011-02-20View Original

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When the temperature is below minus 15 degrees in winter, there is a large amount of blended coal adhering to the walls of the coal car’s hoppers, which affects the amount of coal that can be loaded
Reply #22011-02-20
Could you give some advice on how to insulate? Under conditions of minus 20 degrees Celsius.
Reply #32011-02-23
The walls of the coal bunker are equipped with steam heating chambers, into which steam is introduced for heating.
Reply #42011-02-24
The hoppers are all made of stainless steel; is there ice on the walls of the hoppers? I haven’t encountered this situation. Under normal circumstances ; If a bucket freezes, empty that bucket ; Then burn it to knock off the coal stuck to the walls; next time, loading the coal will be much easier.
Reply #52011-03-03
1. Install a coal distribution device under the coal tank; 2】Vibrator added to the tank wall ; 3. Clean the tank once per shift ; 4. Lower the high level of the coal tank to ensure that less coal remains in it after coal is added

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