Coke oven heating level height? How to understand it
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Coke oven heating level height? How should we understand this? If anyone knows, please explain it.
The height of the combustion chamber ceiling is lower than that of the carbonization chamber ceiling; the difference between the two is referred to as the heating level height
The answer above is correct; the heating level is an important parameter in the design of coke ovens. Coke ovens of different types have varying heating levels. Definition: The distance from the lower surface of the top brick of the vertical flue to the lower surface of the top brick of the carbonization chamber is referred to as the heating level height. Its height can be determined using the empirical formula H = h + △h + 0~200, where h is the distance from the coal line to the top of the carbonization chamber, and △h is the vertical contraction amount that occurs during the coking of the coal loaded into the chamber. —— (China Metallurgical Encyclopedia, \"Coking Industry\")