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Comprehensive utilization technology for sulfur paste by-product from coking plants (whose main component is sulfur). Utilizing the by-product sulfur paste from coking plants to produce the chemical raw material carbon disulfide helps to address the solid waste issues in these plants, improves the economic efficiency of coking operations, and turns waste into a valuable resource. Process: Sulfur is heated and reacted with semi-coke at high temperatures to produce carbon disulfide, which is then condensed and distilled to yield the final product, carbon disulfide. This process employs continuous production technology; no waste materials are generated during the production process, and it features a high degree of automation, allowing for operation without human intervention on site. This process has low production costs, offering a significant cost advantage over the natural gas method, with the investment being recouped in about a year. It is highly suitable for the construction within coking plants of supporting production facilities on a thousand-ton scale, which can be funded through technical improvement measures or environmental protection projects. This technology is more suitable in regions such as Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Ningxia, Gansu, and Xinjiang, as both the raw materials required and the market for the products can be found locally or in the surrounding areas. Coking plants or coal chemical enterprises are welcome to get in touch for cooperation discussions.