Firma Carl Still

Hartung, Kuhn & Co Maschinenfabrik Gmbh

Firma Hartung, Kuhn & Co. Gmbh

Martin Bender

Johannes Knappstein

Josef Stratmann

Johann G Riecker

Fritz Schulte

An apparatus for receiving incandescent coke from respective coke ovens of a horizontally arranged battery of coke ovens, comprises a wheeled carriage which is adapted to move backwardly and forwardly along the battery of coke ovens. A coke cake receiving device is mounted on said carriage and includes a hood portion which is adapted to be aligned with each of the coke ovens upon movement of the carriage to the particular coke oven to be discharged and which also includes means for separating contaminants from the gases which are generated from the coke and for discharging purified gases. The coke hood portion has an openable and closable lateral door for receiving the irridescent coke from the associated oven and for closing the hood thereafter. The coke entering the hood is received by a tank arranged below the hood. The tank may be formed so as to provide a closed or sealed connection with the hood portion and it includes engagement means thereon which permits either the tank alone or the tank with the hood portion to be lifted away from the carriage for transport to a separate location for discharge of the coke. When the coke receiving tank is disassociated from the hood, it is engaged with a cover so that it will keep the coke therewithin and prevent gases escaping therefrom during its movement.

Apparatus for receiving incandescent coke from respective coke ovens in

Apparatus for use with a coke oven having a carriageway for a quenching car along a side thereof, which apparatus comprises a hood for covering a quenching car on the carriageway, and a supporting structure which supports the hood solely from that side of the carriageway which is remote from the coke oven.

Coke oven hood apparatus

A coke oven discharge device for the closed discharge of coke from a horizontal row of coke ovens into a receiving bunker located alongside the ovens comprises a support frame which is mounted on an undercarriage for movement along a path alongside the rows of coke ovens. The tank is made up of a plurality of heat resistant metal plates which are suspended in loosely adjacent layers from strips and they overlap their adjacent plates. The tank includes a bottom with openable door means for selectively opening and closing a bottom discharge for discharging the coke into a receiving bunker. A separator and washer is connected to the tank for withdrawing gaseous dust and odors and for subjecting them to a washing and a removal of the dust. The tank carries a sealing sleeve which is engageable between the exterior of the tank around the bottom discharge and a bunker to seal the space therebetween during the discharge.

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