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Does the turnaround time change when the coking cycle of the coke oven changes, or when the heating regime changes? Or may I ask, under what circumstances will the turnaround time be adjusted? ?
The turnover time is calculated based on the monthly production plan (the planned output for each month); the higher the output, the shorter the turnover time; The lower the output, the longer the turnaround time. With the turnaround time, determine the standard temperature. (The standard temperature should be adjusted appropriately according to the maturity of the coke or the core temperature of the coke cake.) To reach this temperature, a reasonable heating regime must be determined.
Thank you! ! ! I also want to ask: is the turnaround time or the corresponding plan generally adjusted once a month?
The production plan can be adjusted at any time, based on factors such as the supply and demand in the coke market and coal prices. When the market is good, reduce the turnover time to produce more; otherwise, extend the turnover time. However, frequently changing the standard temperature can affect the integrity of the furnace and shorten its lifespan.
Does the adjustment of the turnover time not take into account the state of the coke? For example, if the current turnover time is 24 hours, can it be suddenly changed to 20 hours?
Although the turnaround time can be adjusted at any time, failing to maintain the standard temperature has a significant impact on both the quality of coke and the operation of the coke oven; the number of holes in the coke oven is also a crucial factor. Additionally, the longer time required for planned maintenance also leads to adjustments in turnaround time.
Thank you! May I ask, once the production plan is finalized, how are the turnover time and coking cycle determined? Which one is determined first?
For turnaround time and coking time, just choose one. Because the two are interrelated. It’s just like in y=kx+b; once x is determined, y is also determined accordingly.