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How to address the issue of excessive graphite formation in the lower half of the coke side carbonization chamber

2011-03-17View Original

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How to address the issue of excessive graphite formation in the lower half of the coke side carbonization chamber
Reply #22011-03-19
Check whether the lower half of the firebox wall on the coke-side is at a higher temperature, and verify whether the pressure in the gas collection duct is within normal ranges; is the coking time too short?
Reply #32011-03-19
Inadequate vertical heating in the coke oven causes the flame to burn concentratedly at the lower part of the carbonization chamber, resulting in easy graphite formation in that area.

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