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CO2 content in the gas of vertical direct heating furnaces

2009-03-11View Original

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As a heat source for vertical direct-heating coke ovens, gas burns to produce CO2; after low-temperature carbonization, does CO not get produced as well? It seems that energy is not conserved in this process Can someone explain it?

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