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Issues with the composition of coke oven flue gas

2016-04-03View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: does coke oven flue gas contain hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, methane, and tar? Thank you:victory:
Reply #22016-04-03
It contains CO; nothing else should be present, unless there is severe leakage in the coke oven! !
Reply #32016-04-26
Agree with the previous comment, unless there is severe leakage!
Reply #42016-04-27
Apart from carbon monoxide, which is a possibility, the others cannot occur under normal circumstances. If tar, methane, and hydrogen sulfide appear, it indicates that there is a problem with your coke oven; leaks would not cause such things.
Reply #52016-04-27
There should be some leakage; it’s impossible for the carbonization chamber and the combustion chamber to be completely sealed, as pressure plays a role in this. Those ingredients will be there too!
Reply #62016-06-01
It generally contains SO2, nitrogen oxides, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen; hydrogen sulfide may be present in cases of leaks

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