Coke Oven Gas Purification Technology

The raw coke oven gas generated during the coking process is a complex mixture containing methane, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide, ammonia, tar, naphthalene, benzene, and other chemical byproducts. After undergoing condensation and recovery to remove tar, benzene, and ammonia, the gas still retains toxic contaminants like naphthalene, benzene, sulfides, and cyanides. Once further purified, the coke oven gas can be safely utilized as urban fuel gas, power generation fuel, or feedstock for hydrogen production. This technology is primarily employed in the metallurgical, steel, and power generation sectors. As a leading player in the gas purification industry, Shanghai Tongtong Chemical Technology Co., Ltd. has designed, built, and operated dozens of coke oven gas purification plants across China. Notably, we have delivered the country’s largest facility of its kind, capable of processing 500,000 cubic meters of gas per hour.