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April 3, 2026Coke and Chemistry0 citations

Influence of Batch Preparation by Drying and by Partial Briquetting without Binder on Coke Quality

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AEA. Ya. EreminVKV. V. KupryginKNK. K. Nikonorov

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the effects of batch drying and partial briquetting without binder on coke quality.
  • Laboratory analysis of batch preparation technologies
  • Comparison of drying (to 6% moisture) and briquetting methods
  • Evaluation of coke produced from various coal qualities
  • Both drying and partial briquetting yield satisfactory coke quality from poorer coal content.
  • Coke produced through partial briquetting is of higher quality than that produced by drying.

Abstract

Analysis of batch preparation technologies indicates that batch drying (to 6% moisture content) and partial briquetting without binder are promising for any coke battery. Laboratory data show that these technologies are approximately equivalent in terms of the ability to produce coke of satisfactory quality from batch with a higher content of poor-quality coal. The coke produced is of higher quality after partial briquetting without binder than after batch drying.

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Eremin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5ebd5a333a821460d56ahttps://doi.org/10.3103/s1068364x25601404
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