US 4,407,352 AGranted

High efficiency coke oven regenerator checker brick

AssigneeKoppers Company, Inc.

InventorDonald J. Gerber

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Abstract

A high efficiency checker brick for use in a coke oven regenerator. A unique configuration is disclosed which results in the brick having rows of longitudinal slots with vertically corrugated surfaces. The front and rear side surfaces are similarly corrugated, and separator surfaces are provided to space the brick from other bricks so that other vertical gas conveying slots are formed. Although the disclosed brick has an unusually large surface area, it has adequate mass and structural strength and may be manufactured by the economically attractive re-press or dry press methods.

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A high efficiency coke oven regenerator checker brick, composed of refractory material, comprising:

(a) a vertical front wall, the external face of which is formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(b) a vertical right side wall, having a greater length than said vertical front wall and projecting rearwardly from the right edge of said front side wall at about a 90.degree. angle, the external and internal faces of which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(c) a vertical rear wall, being equal in length to said vertical front wall and projecting to the left from the rear edge of said right wall at about a 90.degree. angle and running parallel to said front side wall, the external face of which is formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(d) a vertical left side wall, being equal in length to said vertical right side wall and forming a connection between the left edges of said rear side all and said front wall, projecting from each at about a 90.degree. angle, the external and internal faces of which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(e) forward and rearward intermediate vertical parallel transverse walls perpendicularly connecting said right side wall with said left side wall and spaced at approximately equal intervals, respectively, from said front and rear walls and from one another at a like equal interval;
(f) at least four longitudinal, vertical forward separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said front wall and said forward transverse wall and having right and left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said front longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five forward longitudinal slots;
(g) at least four longitudinal, vertical medial separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said forward and rearward transverse walls and having right and left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said medial longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five medial longitudinal slots;
(h) at least four longitudinal, vertical rearward separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said rear wall and said rearward transverse wall and having right the left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said rearward longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five rearward longitudinal slots;
and
(i) means, fixed to said checker brick, for elevating said checker brick above an object upon which said checker brick is placed, allowing a horizontal open space between said checker brick and said object upon which said checker brick is placed.

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Facts

Application: 06/375,444Filed 6 May 1982
Granted: 4 Oct 1983
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification6 codes

F28F 7/02
Elements not covered by group F28F1/00, F28F3/00 or F28F5/00: blocks traversed by passages for heat-exchange media
F28D 17/02
Regenerative heat-exchange apparatus in which a stationary intermediate heat-transfer medium or body is contacted successively by each…: using…
Y10S 165/033
Having gas supply or exhaust manifold structure: with flow control device, i.e. valve
F28F
Details of heat-exchange and heat-transfer apparatus, of general application

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Abstract

A high efficiency coke oven regenerator checker brick, composed of refractory material, comprising:

(a) a vertical front wall, the external face of which is formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(b) a vertical right side wall, having a greater length than said vertical front wall and projecting rearwardly from the right edge of said front side wall at about a 90.degree. angle, the external and internal faces of which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(c) a vertical rear wall, being equal in length to said vertical front wall and projecting to the left from the rear edge of said right wall at about a 90.degree. angle and running parallel to said front side wall, the external face of which is formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(d) a vertical left side wall, being equal in length to said vertical right side wall and forming a connection between the left edges of said rear side all and said front wall, projecting from each at about a 90.degree. angle, the external and internal faces of which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations;
(e) forward and rearward intermediate vertical parallel transverse walls perpendicularly connecting said right side wall with said left side wall and spaced at approximately equal intervals, respectively, from said front and rear walls and from one another at a like equal interval;
(f) at least four longitudinal, vertical forward separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said front wall and said forward transverse wall and having right and left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said front longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five forward longitudinal slots;
(g) at least four longitudinal, vertical medial separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said forward and rearward transverse walls and having right and left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said medial longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five medial longitudinal slots;
(h) at least four longitudinal, vertical rearward separator walls running parallel to and interposed between said right and left side walls and connecting said rear wall and said rearward transverse wall and having right the left faces which are formed of a set of alternate vertical concave and convex radii configurations and said rearward longitudinal separator walls forming with themselves and with the internal faces of said right and left side walls at least five rearward longitudinal slots;
and
(i) means, fixed to said checker brick, for elevating said checker brick above an object upon which said checker brick is placed, allowing a horizontal open space between said checker brick and said object upon which said checker brick is placed.

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Facts

Application

06/375,444Filed 6 May 1982

Granted

4 Oct 1983

Term ends

Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification6 codes

F28F 7/02
Elements not covered by group F28F1/00, F28F3/00 or F28F5/00: blocks traversed by passages for heat-exchange media
F28D 17/02
Regenerative heat-exchange apparatus in which a stationary intermediate heat-transfer medium or body is contacted successively by each…: using…
Y10S 165/033
Having gas supply or exhaust manifold structure: with flow control device, i.e. valve
F28F
Details of heat-exchange and heat-transfer apparatus, of general application