Distillation: processes – thermolytic – Arranging the carbonaceous material in the carbonizing zone
Patent
1976-12-17
1979-01-09
Wolk, Morris O.
Distillation: processes, thermolytic
Arranging the carbonaceous material in the carbonizing zone
202128, 214 17C, 214 18PH, 214 35R, C10B 5700, C10B 3102, B65G 300
Patent
active
041337190
ABSTRACT:
An inclined chamber of a coke oven is defined by a heating side wall, a coke removal side, a horizontal chamber ceiling and a chamber floor inclined downwardly from the heating side wall to the coke removal side. Briquettes are charged into the chamber, through charging holes in the heating side wall arranged vertically one above the other and through charging holes in the chamber ceiling arranged one behind the other, in separate inclined fill layers. The charging operation is through separate charging holes, in a sequence from the lowermost charging hole in the heating side wall to the uppermost charging hole therein, and then from the chamber ceiling charging hole closest to the heating side wall to the chamber ceiling charging hole furthest therefrom. The vertical and horizontal spacing between adjacent charging holes is dimensioned to avoid breakage of the briquettes.
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Didier Engineering GmbH
Phillips Roger F.
Wolk Morris O.
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