Cross over duct for heating walls of a coke oven or coke oven battery
AssigneeVanocur Refractories LLC
InventorsPaul A. Saffrin, Richard M. Maida
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Abstract
In a coke oven having a first heating wall and a second heating wall, a cross over duct arranged to fluidly connect the first heating wall and the second heating wall. The cross over duct further comprising a passageway in communication with the first heating wall and the second heating wall.
Claims20
In a coke oven having a first heating wall and a second heating wall, a cross over duct arranged to fluidly connect said first heating wall and said second heating wall.
A coke oven battery, comprising:
- an oven floor;
- a first heating wall including a first flue;
- a second heating wall including a second flue, said second heating wall spaced apart from said first heating wall forming a coke oven therebetween;
- and,
- a cross over duct, including:
- a passageway disposed therein;
- a first aperture open to said passageway;
- and,
- a second aperture open to said passageway,
- wherein said first aperture is in communication with said first flue and said second aperture is in communication with said second flue.
In a coke oven having a first heating wall and a second heating wall, a cross over duct arranged to fluidly connect said first heating wall and said second heating wall, the cross over duct, comprising:
- a first section having an external surface and an internal surface, said first section having a channel disposed therein, said channel terminated by a first aperture disposed on said internal surface and a second aperture disposed on said internal surface;
- and,
- a second section having an external surface and an internal surface, said second section having a channel disposed therein, said channel terminated by a first aperture disposed on said internal surface and a second aperture disposed on said internal surface;
- wherein said channel of said first section and said channel of said section form a passageway, said passageway in fluid communication with said first heating wall and said second heating wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.