Process for manufacturing moulded coke by electrical heating in a tank furnace and tank furnace for manufacturing said coke
CA 1297445 C · Owner: Rollot, Pierre Henri · Inventors: Rollot, Pierre Henri; Cordier, Jean Armand Ghislain; Dussart, Bernard Emile Andre
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A process and a tank furnace is disclosed for manufacturing molded coke by electrical heating in a tank furnace, the process comprising introducing a first part of the fraction of the recycled gases of the top of the furnace at the base of the lower part of the furnace so as to, ensure a primary cooling of the coke; and introducing the rest of the fraction of the recycled gases of the top of the furnace in the form of a secondary cooling current circulating counter-current to the mass of coke issuing from the lower part of the furnace, in a zone connected in a sealed manner to the outlet of the lower part; thereafter withdrawing the secondary cooling current from the zone and re-introducing …
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- Granted March 17, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 17, 2009.
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