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Tar production from bituminous coal

2012-07-07View Original

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Hello everyone, I’ve run into another problem. How many tons of tar can be produced from one ton of gas coal with a volatile matter content of 35%?
Reply #22012-07-09
The purified gas is a medium-calorific value gas with a calorific value of around 17,500 kJ/Nm3. Approximately 300–400 m3 of coking gas can be produced per ton of coal, and its mass accounts for about 16%–20% of the coal used in the furnace. It is an important gaseous fuel in steel production complexes; its main components are hydrogen and methane, which can be separated for use in chemical synthesis as well as as a substitute for natural gas.

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