Can lignite gas emissions be used to extract crude benzene?
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Our factory produces 400,000 tons of semi-coke per year, and the exhaust gases are continuously released into the atmosphere. We now wish to recycle them and are wondering whether it is possible to extract crude benzene from them Please ask those who are experts to give some guidance! A huge thank you to the newcomer! Equipment providers please contact QQ924241774
May I ask what the benzene content is in the coke oven gas from your factory? According to our analysis, it contains very little benzene, so its recycling value is low. Discussion is welcome