Gas consumption per ton of coke produced in coal tar processing

2012-03-28View Original

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Let’s share how much gas (natural gas, fuel oil) is consumed per ton of coal tar in the coal tar processing process. To help everyone save energy and reduce consumption. Our company’s capacity is 50-60 m³ per ton.

Reply #22012-03-30

Lao Yang, you need to explain what kind of technique it is. For old plants, excluding boilers, it is 2.4 m³ of natural gas per ton of tar

Reply #32012-04-01

Did you get it wrong? 2.4 Nm³ per ton – isn’t that not enough even for just a tar furnace? What is the total amount of industrial naphthalene and modified versions combined?

Reply #42012-04-02

I put the decimal point in the wrong place; it’s 24. Haha. How have you been lately? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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