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Methane content in coke oven gas and gas production from tamped coke

2009-04-01View Original

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I would like to ask, is there any relationship between the methane content in the coke oven gas and the amount of gas generated, as well as the control temperature of the coke oven? How does the amount of gas generated by tamping coke compare with other processes?
Reply #22009-04-19
The methane content in coke oven gas is related to the amount of gas generation, as well as the control temperature of the coke oven. The composition of the gas is related to the degree of deterioration of the carbonized coal. The gas produced during the dry distillation of young coal has high contents of CO, CnHm and CH4 and low hydrogen content. As the metamorphic age increases, the content of the first three becomes less and less, while the content of hydrogen becomes more and more. Therefore, the composition of coal blending has a great influence on the composition of coal gas.
Reply #32009-04-22
What methods are used to analyze coke oven gas?

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