Method of smokeless charging of coke ovens with coal charge and coal-charging machine for effecting same

• US 4,071,414 A
• Filed: 03/05/1976
• Issued: 01/31/1978
• Est. Priority Date: 03/05/1976
• Status: Expired due to Term

• Current Assignee: Adolf Nikolaevich Silka, Alexandr Abramovich Azimov, Evgeny Petrovich Likhogub, Gersh Abramovich Dorfman, Leonid Fedorovich Bakhtarov, Leonid Nikolaevich Fidchunov, Nikolai Konstantinovich Kulakov, Nikolai Vasilievich Balitsky, Stanislav Sergeevich Balyk, Vladimir Mikhailovich Davydenko
• Original Assignee: Adolf Nikolaevich Silka, Alexandr Abramovich Azimov, Evgeny Petrovich Likhogub, Gersh Abramovich Dorfman, Leonid Fedorovich Bakhtarov, Leonid Nikolaevich Fidchunov, Nikolai Konstantinovich Kulakov, Nikolai Vasilievich Balitsky, Stanislav Sergeevich Balyk, Vladimir Mikhailovich Davydenko
• Inventors: Fidchunov, Leonid Nikolaevich, Bakhtarov, Leonid Fedorovich, Dorfman, Gersh Abramovich, Likhogub, Evgeny Petrovich, Silka, Adolf Nikolaevich, Balitsky, Nikolai Vasilievich, Balyk, Stanislav Sergeevich, Kulakov, Nikolai Konstantinovich, Azimov, Alexandr Abramovich, Davydenko, Vladimir Mikhailovich
• Primary Examiner(s): Wolk, Morris O.
• Assistant Examiner(s): Marcus, Michael S.
• Application Number:
  US05/664,065
• Time in Patent Office: 697 Days
• Field of Search: 201/40, 202/262, 202/263, 202/248, 214/18 PH, 214/35 R, 214/36
• US Class Current: 201/40
• CPC Class Codes: C10B 31/04 coke ovens with horizontal chambers
• CPC Class Codes: C10B 37/02 Levelling charges, e.g. with bars

Abstract

A method of smokeless charging of coke ovens with coal charge in which coal is poured into each chamber of the coke oven in two stages: firstly coal charge is loaded into the oven chamber through extreme holes and charging gases liberated during said operation are discharged simultaneously, the loaded coal charge is held within the oven, after which the latter is replenished to capacity with coal charge through central holes, charging of the oven which is next in terms of the charging schedule and replenishing of the preceding one being effected simultaneously.

A coal-charging machine for realizing the method of smokeless charging of coke ovens with coal charge in which machine hoppers, comprising receiving and discharging devices, are made so that the centers of the outlets of the discharging devices of the extreme hoppers are displaced in the direction of travel of the coal-charging machine with respect to those of the discharging devices of the central hoppers for a value which is a multiple of the distance between the longitudinal axes of the neighboring coke ovens.

Claims

1. A method of smokeless charging of coke ovens with coal charge, said coke ovens having a plurality of chambers, each of said chambers having at least three charging holes, two of said charging holes being arranged near the extreme ends of each of said chambers and one of said charging holes being arranged in the center of each of said chambers, comprising pouring coal into a first chamber of the coke ovens through its extreme end and central holes from the outlets of a coal-charging machine in two stages, the first of said two stages including positioning a coal-charging machine having at least three outlets, two of said outlets being arranged near the extreme ends of said coal-charging machine and one of said outlets being arranged in the center of said coal-charging machine and displaced from the extreme outlets in the direction of movement of said coal-charging machine, over a first chamber such that the extreme outlets of said coal-charging machine are positioned over the extreme end holes of said first chamber, pouring a coal charge into said first chamber through said extreme end holes, withdrawing charging gases simultaneously through a gas discharge means, advancing said coal-charging machine into a position wherein the extreme outlets of said coal-charging machine are over the extreme end holes of a nearby second chamber which is next in terms of a charging schedule and the central outlet is over the central hole of said first chamber, and simultaneously holding the coal charge in said first chamber over a time period sufficient for said coal-charging machine to advance to said second chamber, the second of said two stages including pouring a coal charge into said first chamber through said central hole, withdrawing charging gases simultaneously through said gas discharge means, and pouring a coal charge through the extreme end holes of said second chamber in terms of said charging schedule simultaneously with the filling of said first chamber through said central hole.

2. The method of claim 1 further comprising levelling said coal charge in said first chamber simultaneously with the filling of said first chamber in terms of the charging schedule, through said central hole.

3. The method of claim 1 comprising pouring coal into each of said extreme end charging holes from said outlets of said coal-charging machine simultaneously.

4. The method of claim 1 comprising pouring coal into said extreme end charging holes from said outlets of said coal-charging machines sequentially.

5. The method of claim 1 further comprising injecting water vapors into said gas discharge means for increasing the gas discharge rate therethrough.

6. The method of claim 1 wherein each step of withdrawing charging gases comprises withdrawing charging gases near each extreme end of each chamber.

7. The method of claim 6 wherein each step of withdrawing charging gases comprises withdrawing the charging gas evolved by the coal pouring through one of said extreme end holes near the other extreme end of the chamber.