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The issue of light oil production from coke dry distillation

2015-09-07View Original

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Is it normal for light oil with a density lower than that of water to be produced when coke that has undergone high-temperature dry distillation is subjected to medium-temperature dry distillation under pressure? And the yield is much higher than the data from the Geckin dry distillation experiment!
Reply #22015-09-08
After high-temperature dry distillation, less than half of the residual volatile matter in the coke exceeds 2%, let alone tar-like substances! !

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