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NU ENERGY - Cokemaking technology for future challenges

Abstract

This paper deals with a technology for formed coke production. Milestones in the development of this technology are summarized. Then, the equipment and the process are described. The environmental impact is briefly addressed. The products obtained along the processes, including char, gas, liquids and coke are characterized, and possible applications are mentioned. As an example, an economical evaluation of a given project is detailed. Finally, a coke cost exercise is carried out.

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