Measurement of waste gas
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If costs are calculated by segment, how is the measurement of waste gas handled?
What is the difference between waste gas and coke oven gas?
Wastegas has a high nitrogen content and low calorific value.
There is a big difference between waste gas and coke oven gas. Waste gas: This refers to the gas that emerges from the carbonization chamber immediately during the coking process of coal; it contains various impure gases such as tar vapor, crude benzene vapor, naphthalene, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and more. Coke oven gas refers to the pure coke oven gas that has had these impurities removed through processes such as condensation to remove tar, ammonium sulfide removal, benzene washing, and desulfurization. In accordance with environmental protection requirements, waste gas cannot be burned as fuel, while coke oven gas can be used as fuel.
There is a big difference between waste gas and coke oven gas. Waste gas: This refers to the gas that emerges from the carbonization chamber immediately during the coking process of coal; it contains various impure gases such as tar vapor, crude benzene vapor, naphthalene, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and more. Coke oven gas refers to the pure coke oven gas that has had these impurities removed through processes such as condensation to remove tar, ammonium sulfide removal, benzene washing, and desulfurization. In accordance with environmental protection requirements, waste gas cannot be burned as fuel, while coke oven gas can be used as fuel.