When heating with blast furnace gas, how should the coking time and standard temperature, orifice plate size, damper opening, and suction force be matched?

2011-03-21View Original

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When heating with blast furnace gas, how should the coking time and standard temperature, orifice plate size, damper opening, and suction force be matched?

Reply #22011-03-21

The coking time is determined based on the maturity level of the coke, while the standard temperature is determined by the temperature at the center of the coke cake. The size of the orifice plate, the opening degree of the air valves, and the suction force are all used to control and adjust the temperature so that it reaches or comes close to the standard temperature; it seems there are no specific matching values available. However, the data from each factory can be used as a reference

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