23-07-1931 дата публикации
Номер: GB0000353139A
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353,139. Coking processes. HILGER, G., 1A, Marienstrasse, Gleiwitz, Germany. May 16, 1930, No. 15088. [Classes 55 (i) and 55 (ii).] Hard coke is obtained from coal, lignite, peat, or wood, by mixing with the charge fuel dust, and stirring or shaking it so that the interstices between the pieces of fuel are filled up, and subjecting the charge to pressure, gas outlet channels being formed in the compressed charge by inserting and withdrawing spikes or tubes. These channels may be filled with non- fusible substances such as coke to keep them open. Waste pitch may be added to the filling material. Tubes filled with non-fusible substances may be put into the coking chamber and withdrawn, leaving the filling behind. Passages may also be made by introducing ropes of straw, reeds or wood wool, or wooden rods, more easily carbonizable than the coal charge. Weights may be placed on the charge entirely covering its upper surface and having perforations to allow of escape of distillates, and a hydraulic press may be used to increase the pressure. The loading weight may take the form of a gas withdrawal hood. The charge may be compressed into perforated iron receptacles. Gas suction tubes may be inserted to prevent the distillates from coming into contact with the hot retort walls, and an internal heating element may be provided. The compression may be effected so that it decreases towards the centre of the charge, and may be exerted by falling weights or rammers so that the pressing may be made layer by layer. Lateral compression may be made by stirring rods, or wedges. The charge may be contained in a perforated casing 1, having at its bottom an extension frame 1a into which the casing falls during contraction of the charge. A perforated gas outlet pipe 1b assists the escape of distillates which pass through a tube 14 to a collecting pipe 24. A weight 13 is mounted on the tube 14, and is raised or lowered by a hand-wheel 18 so as to compress the charge. In Fig. 4 a stamper 9 ...
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