Operation theory of horizontal carbonization furnace;

Horizontal structure of coking furnace

Horizontal coking furnace is a kind of external heat burning charcoal stove. There is a high temperature in production of coking furnace, heat preservation cotton shop village, a total of three layers. To install flue gas purification system behind the stove, a smoke-free environment. In line with the current environmental requirements. Coking furnace in coking time, need to use pay bar at the bottom of the furnace ignition, by exogenous heat evenly heat, make the fire wood into wood tar, combustible gas, etc. And then recycled through the flue gas purification system, at the bottom of the combustible gas return full burning, then can reduce pay great added.

Operation theory of horizontal carbonization furnace;

1； When firing raw charcoal in the horizontal carbonization furnace, the wood should be placed in the furnace in order, and the smaller wood cannot be placed at the bottom of the furnace, because the bottom of the furnace is heated for a long time and is easy to break.

2； After the ignition starts, as the temperature rises, the moisture in the wood will be discharged as the temperature rises. At this time, you can't reduce the salary stick at will, but continue to add the salary stick. At this time, you should always pay attention to the thermometer and remember to open a valve behind the stove at all times. The purpose is to let the wood tar flow down so as not to block the pipeline.

3； When the temperature reaches a certain level, combustible gas is produced. You can't stop firing salary sticks at this time. Just reduce the increase of salary stick.

4； When the combustible gas is burned out, it is proved that the carbonization of the carbonization furnace is completed. At this time, you need to be patient until the temperature drops. You can't open the furnace door at once, so it's easy to catch an open fire. But to wait until the temperature drops to about 50 degrees, you can open the furnace door to collect charcoal.