Large coke oven body 6S flat layer building method

A large coke oven body 6S flat layer building method, comprising the following steps:

• step S1, building a coke oven foundation platform (1), wherein the coke oven foundation platform comprises foundations for a plurality of heat storage chambers, a plurality of inclined channels, a plurality of carbonization chambers, and a plurality of combustion chambers;
• step S2, building three-dimensional control network on the coke oven foundation platform for constructing the oven body, and building a coke side or a machine side refractory brick receiving platform;
• step S3, marking out a laying position of each layer of refractory bricks layer by layer based on specification of the three-dimensional control network;
• step S4, arranging the refractory bricks required for laying of each layer on the refractory brick receiving platform;
• step S5, laying the refractory bricks layer by layer on an entirety of the coke oven foundation platform;
• step S6, jointing the laid refractory bricks layer by layer;
• step S7, cleaning the jointed refractory bricks layer by layer;
• step S8, inspecting the cleaned refractory bricks layer by layer,
• wherein building the three-dimensional control network comprises in step S2 comprises:
• step S21, setting of a benchmark line for the coke oven foundation platform (1);
• step S22, installing oven columns (11) or vertical poles;
• step S23, installing of horizontal poles (19);
• and
• step S24, laying masonry control lines (28):
• forming height control lines for each wall and each layer of refractory bricks of the entire oven body by setting wall layer height lines (25) on the oven column (11), and a wall center line (27) and a wall width line (26) on the horizontal pole (19);
• forming a control line across the full length of each wall by setting a longitudinal coke oven center line (3) and a longitudinal coke oven control sideline (4) each of a machine side and a coke side of the oven body,
• and
• wherein step S5 comprises:
• building a first layer of refractory bricks as a whole in a flat layer;
• building a second layer of refractory bricks as a whole on the first layer;
• and successively building an additional layer of refectory bricks on a preceding layer until the height of the layers reach the height of the oven body.