Dry quenching coke burn loss control processes or methods

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Peak carbon emissions, carbon neutrality. Greenhouse gas emissions have now become another major factor to consider in coking. Our new project is still under construction, but calculations show that dry quenching results in a significant amount of CO2 emissions. We hope that those with in-depth knowledge of research on dry quenching emission rates over the past few years, or those who are able to keep these emissions below 1% through effective production control, can provide some guidance. Alternatively, we could hold a discussion and exchange ideas to learn from each other and make progress together. Thank you! I hope everyone will participate more in the discussions.

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