Method of operating horizontal coke oven batteries
AssigneeFirma Carl Still GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsManfred Strobel, Friedrich, both of Thiersch
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AssigneeFirma Carl Still GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsManfred Strobel, Friedrich, both of Thiersch
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A horizontal coke oven battery construction in which a pusher is mounted to extend into the batteries from one side and push coke out of the batteries on the opposite side, comprises a plurality of coke oven batteries disposed in a row. A first waste gas flue extends along the pusher side of the batteries and a second waste gas flue extends along the coke side. A stack flue at one end of the batteries is connected to the first and second waste gas flues. The construction includes means for directing the heating gases into each oven battery during operation so that, in respect to the pusher and coke size, approximately one-half of the batteries is heated by upward burning and the other half is heated by downward burning. For example, all odd numbered batteries may be heated in the same direction and all even numbered batteries heated in the same direction. The invention also comprises a two-section regenerative heating system having reversing winches wherein the heating on one-half or approximately one-half of the oven chambers is equipped for upward burning and the heating of the other half is equipped with downward burning. Between the two halves, a center head maybe be provided, or only one reversing winch may be provided at the end of the battery.
A method of operating a horizontal coke oven battery having a pusher side and a coke side with a plurality of coke ovens disposed in a row with a first waste gas flue extending along the pusher side and a second waste gas flue extending along the battery side, the coke oven battery having a center head in approximately the longitudinal middle of said row of coke ovens, the coke oven battery having a stack flue connected to said first and second waste gas flues, the cross-sectional area of said first waste gas flue being approximately equal to that of said second waste gas flue in the area of said stack flue, said stack flue having a cross-sectional area equal to the sum of the cross-sectional area of said first and second waste gas flues;
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