Case I Negligible Thermal Resistance of Coal Coke Charge

2 Case I Negligible Thermal Resistance of Coal/Coke Charge 

The change of the enthalpy of the coal/coke charge is given by dHc 

The heat transfer through the two brick walls with thermal conductivity Xg (W m jf-ij. [Q. (jjg charge is given by 

In this (border) case, the coking time increases proportionally with the width Wq, Eq. (6.5.6), and thus the productivity of each coking chamber would be independent of chamber width  

3 Case II Negligible Thermal Resistance of Heated Brick Wall 

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