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What are the causes of leakage in coke ovens?

2016-12-06View Original

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Is it related to long-term use of high-pressure ammonia and excessive pressure in the gas collection pipe? I seek the master’s guidance!
Reply #22016-12-06
How many meters of coke ovens? Which specific part is leaking? How can one determine if there is a leakage in the furnace body?
Reply #32016-12-07
In a 5.5m coke oven, at the location of the plug bricks, corresponding to the vertical flue, there are obvious flames coming from the carbonization chamber. If it’s not a leak in the furnace structure, then what could be causing it?
Reply #42016-12-09
The main reasons are the two points you mentioned; there are also other issues such as incomplete cleaning of the furnace door and frame

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