학술논문

Coke Strength after CO2 Reaction for Coke Used Blast Furnace / 高炉用コークスのCO2反応後強度試験法
Document Type
Journal Article
Source
燃料協会誌 / Journal of the Fuel Society of Japan. 1982, 61(12):1066
Subject
Coke
Coke characteristic
Tester for coke
Language
Japanese
ISSN
0369-3775
2185-226X
Abstract
In order to standardize the testing method for coke strength after reaction (CSR) which is used widely for evaluation of coke quality at high temperatures, studies have been carried out on a few points involved in the method. The findings are outlined as follows:1) Sample temperature greatly affects CSR values. Temperature control at three points (at the center of a sample, and at top and bottom of the oven-wall) is preferable.2) The volume of samples required for the first-stage lot is 10kg. The appropriate crushing of the lot is achieved by a jaw-crusher and grains of larger than 21mm are crushed furthermore.3) A 19-21mm fraction of the sample thus crushed will closely represent the whole sample.4) The CSR testing method is accurate to the extent that standard deviations of CRI and CSR are 0.79 and 1.10 respectively.5) Reaction temperature, reaction time and CO2 volume, have affects on CSR values by 2-3%/10°C, 0.3%/min. and 0.1-0.2%10.1l, respectively.