Classifications

• • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
  • C10—PETROLEUM, GAS OR COKE INDUSTRIES; TECHNICAL GASES CONTAINING CARBON MONOXIDE; FUELS; LUBRICANTS; PEAT
  • C10B—DESTRUCTIVE DISTILLATION OF CARBONACEOUS MATERIALS FOR PRODUCTION OF GAS, COKE, TAR, OR SIMILAR MATERIALS
  • C10B25/00—Doors or closures for coke ovens
  • C10B25/02—Doors; Door frames
  • C10B25/06—Doors; Door frames for ovens with horizontal chambers

Definitions

• the invention relates to a lightweight construction plugs for coke oven doors of horizontal combiningverkokungsöfen consisting of box-shaped, hi tzebestä 'ndigen metallic Hohlkör ⁇ pern which are attached to the door body and can be filled with insulating material of low specific weight.
• the heavy stone plugs have also been provided with vertical channels so that a gas-side pressure equalization between the lower and upper parts of the furnace chamber could be established near the furnace door (US Pat. No. 4,217,177).
• these channels would become clogged over time because graphite deposits formed on the walls and the graphite coating grew gradually until no gas passage or only insufficient gas passage was possible.
• DE-OS 16 71 347 describes a closure device for horizontal coking ovens made of a door body with a stopper made of refractory mineral masses and a coating of smooth, non-porous, highly heat-resistant radiant sheet metal for the execution and design of a light door plug as a door frame and a seal for the door body and Mos ⁇ frame is known, a fills in the gap to the chamber walls "and to the chamber bottom out, bent-back, wingillon ⁇ of, held by struts coating plate of the door plug is arranged. on both sides of the plug a vertical gas discharge channel is formed, which is intended for gas pressure compensation.
• the object of the invention is now to propose a light door plug of the generic type, the
• the size of the gas pressure compensation channels can be adapted to the respective heating conditions and the type of coal in the coking chambers.
• the invention provides that the lightweight plug in the longitudinal direction of the door consists of several hollow bodies arranged with little or no spacing from one another .
• This arrangement of several individual hollow bodies enables in particular, the use of a flexible door body, as z. B. is described in the utility model 79 13 7S5 ben.
• These individual hollow bodies arranged over the length of the door can in particular also be used in the elastic door body constructions that have become known in recent times (cf., for example, utility model 83 13 165).
• the invention particularly provides that the individual hollow bodies are closed over the entire circumference and / or above and below and preferably with high-quality insulating material, such as, for example, B. Mol ergranulat or ceramic filler are filled. Hollow bodies of this type obtain high strength even when the sheet metal jacket is thin, and the inner, high-quality insulating material ensures that only a little heat is transferred from the coke oven chamber or from the raw gas flowing in the gas pressure compensation channel to the door body.
• high-quality insulating material such as, for example, B. Mol ergranulat or ceramic filler are filled.
• the invention provides that the individual hollow bodies have inner channels which can be pushed onto one or more holding devices fastened to the door body with the same profile as the channel e.
• the hollow bodies can be locked at different distances from one another on the holding devices. Simple locking screws or wedges are used for this. It has proven to be advantageous to fasten the holding devices horizontally in the longitudinal direction of the chamber or, for additional securing to the free end, rising slightly to the rear of the door body.
• One or more holding devices per hollow body can be arranged on the width of the door or also in the longitudinal direction of the door.
• the holding devices can consist of conventional profile irons, in particular hollow profiles with round or rectangular cross sections.
• One channel per Hollow profile has proven to be favorable to arrange this in the upper part, so that the center of gravity of the hollow profiles is below the suspension. This ensures that the stopper is in a vertical position.
• At least one of the hollow bodies has a trapezoidal cross-section, the parallel sides of which extend in the direction of the battery.
• the shorter of the parallel sides are expediently assigned to one another.
• the two longer base sides on the one hand face the door body, on the other hand the surface in contact with coal, and approximately in the middle between these two, approximately triangular gas pressure equalization channels are formed laterally between the chamber walls and the hollow profiles due to the trapezoidal cross sections.
• the length of the two long parallel base sides of the trapezoidal cross sections corresponds approximately to the width of the conventional plugs.
• the carbon-wetted hollow body can initially consist of a narrow rectangular cross section on the coal side, which corresponds to the usual width of the plug, and then consist of a trapezoidal cross section. As a result, a heat shield of sufficient thickness is initially present on the coal side.
• the invention also provides that between - fe ⁇
• the hollow body with a trapezoidal cross section one or more hollow bodies with a rectangular cross section. This increases the stability of the plug and achieves an additional heat shield. This is especially true when these additional inserted hollow bodies * extend approximately over the entire width of the chamber.
• the Sta ⁇ stability and rigidity of the individual hollow bodies can be further increased thereby that "rectangular recesses are provided at the transition from one to the other perpendicular to one side, into which a correspondingly shaped projection of the hollow body engages angren ⁇ collapsing.
• the hollow bodies can be continuously displaced relative to one another within certain limits without there being a connection between the two lateral gas pressure compensation channels.
• the invention further provides that the carbon-contacted plate of the inner hollow body is held by lateral or upper and lower guide slots and can be pulled out for replacement. In this way, a quick and easy replacement of this plate in contact with carbon is possible.
• a plate (2) is attached to the inside of the door body (1), on which the hollow body (6) is attached.
• the hollow body (6) is divided several times in the door height.
• the hollow bodies (6) and (7) consist of heat-resistant outer sheet metal shells which have a predominantly trapezoidal cross section and are directed towards one another, so that the longer base sides on the one hand face the door and on the other hand the coal.
• the door body (1) or the plate (2) mounted hollow body (6) has the recesses (14) and the hollow body (7) the approaches (15) which engage in the recesses (14).
• the two hollow bodies can also be opposite with their smaller, parallel surfaces without recesses and projections.
• corresponding intermediate pieces with a preferably rectangular cross section are then inserted between the two hollow bodies (6) and (7).
• the channels (19) and (20) made of square tubes for the passage of the holding profiles (4) also consisting of square tubes are shown in the area of the recesses (14) and the shoulders (15) over the height.
• the hollow bodies (6) and (7) are secured against horizontal displacement by means of locking screws or wedges (18).
• the two hollow bodies (6) and (7) are made of high-quality insulating material, e.g. B. from Mol ergranulat or ceramic filler, filled, so that the heat from the Koks ⁇ furnace chamber and from the flowing in the gas pressure compensation channels (10) raw gases is only insignificantly transferred to the door body.
• the carbon-contacted plate (16) of the hollow body (7) is inserted in lateral, vertical guide slots (17) and can be replaced.

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