What are the common uses for petroleum coke?
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The total annual production of petroleum coke in the plant is 270,000 tons. How can the domestically produced petroleum coke be utilized effectively to maximize its benefits?
Aluminum plants – this is where it’s used the most.
1. Fuel 2. For producing silicon carbide 3. Anode paste for aluminum electrolysis
It is used in steel mills, aluminum plants, and coke plants
This post was last edited by Refiner on 2016-6-3 08:24. It relates to CFB boilers that generate electricity and steam using domestically produced petroleum coke, employing cogeneration.
Used for electrolysis in steel plants and aluminum plants.
For CFB boilers, I use them in my own coking plant to generate electricity and steam from petroleum coke, but... Later, another comparison was made: the petroleum coke imported from the United States (which the Americans no longer want) has a lower cost than the petroleum coke produced by our own factory. . . .
Petroleum coke has a high sulfur content; the Americans pay attention to their environment, so of course they don’t use it. As for us, we don’t care even if there’s fog around all day long
With desulfurization and denitration facilities, I think high-sulfur coke can still be utilized