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Ask a simple question: Regarding coke oven gas issues

2023-10-01View Original

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This post was last edited by wqs1990 on 2023-10-1 08:05 Our company's raw material for ammonia synthesis is coke oven gas regarding industrial carbon emissions issues: What is the elemental carbon content of raw materials in "tons of carbon/10,000 cubic meters"? for example: Last year's raw material (coke oven gas) consumption was 1295,330 million cubic meters. How many tons of elemental carbon is there? How to calculate? How to convert? If my expression is not clear, please see the picture below
Reply #22023-10-08
Try calculating based on coke oven gas composition.

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