Coke oven battery
AssigneeDr. C. Otto & Comp. G.m.b.H.
InventorErich Pries
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AssigneeDr. C. Otto & Comp. G.m.b.H.
InventorErich Pries
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The heating walls for a battery of coke oven chambers are formed by rows of twin heating flues. Each heating flue includes a crosswall having an internal passageway with exit ports at graduated elevation to form a header flue. The header flues in two adjacent heating walls are connected by a first series of ducts to regenerators that supply preheated air during the heating half-cycle. A second series of ducts extend between other regenerators and exit ports on the sole of the heating flues for conducting preheated lean gas or, optionally, preheated air when heating with rich gas. The ducts of each series alternate from heating wall to heating wall so that the sequence of upgoing and downgoing flues alternates from heating wall to heating wall. In the middle of a heating wall, a flue crosswall has two header flues with exit ports at opposite sides whereby the upgoing flue of each twin flue is located toward the middle of the heating wall during one regenerative half-cycle and toward the ends of the coke oven chamber during the other regenerative half-cycle.
In a coke oven battery of the type heated optionally by lean gas or rich gas and which includes a twin heating flues disposed in a row between the coke oven chambers, the twin heating flues being defined by continuous and discontinuous crosswalls in an alternating arrangement, each heating flue having inlets at its base for rich and lean gas, and cross-regenerators below the coke oven chambers, each of said cross-regenerators being operated over its entire length in the same flow line during a single heating half-cycle and in reverse during the other half-cycle, said twin heating flues being defined by crosswalls incorporating passageways therein that define header flues in each of the crosswalls for preheated air and alternatively as exit ports at intervals of graduated elevations, the improvement comprising:
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