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6 FAQs about [Coking plant energy storage]
What is a coking plant?
A coking plant is connected to an integrated steel production network . Coal preparation, batteries, crushing and screening plants, and by-product plants form the four main subunits of coking plants built to supply metallurgical coke to blast furnaces.
How long does it take to heat a coke plant?
The heating time is in the order of several hours in order to eliminate the volatile compounds and to reduce the coal moisture. 1.6 ton of coal are needed to produce 1 ton of coke; the required energy is in the order of 5 GJ/t. Coke making consumes over 10% of the total energy demand of the whole integrated steel plant.
What is energy utilization in coking process?
Energy utilization in coking process is the consumption, transformation, recovery, and efficient utilization of metallurgical energy in ferrous metallurgical coking process.
How is cog generated in a coking plant?
The COG generated by the coking plant (by coal pyrolysis in an oven isolated from air) is equivalent to a thermal power of 500 MWth. COG is obviously generated together with coking coal. The process structure includes two options to produce hydrogen.
How is CO2 recovered from a coking plant?
The required amount of CO 2 is recovered by chemical absorption from the flue gas produced in the coking plant. The CO 2 flow rate is controlled via the splitter SP3 in order to supply the COG reforming reactor or to meet the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio specification at the methanol synthesis inlet.
What is the exergy balance of coking process?
In the whole energy system of coking, the exergy loss occurs in the combustion, heat transfer, heat dissipation and other irreversible processes. The exergy balance of coking process is shown in Fig. 2. The total input exergy and total output exergy are Ein and Eout, respectively.