Petroleum coke
Introduction
Petroleum coke (PETroleum coke) is a product converted into a product after crude oil is distilled to separate light and heavy oil, and then the heavy oil is converted by hot cracking, which is the "waste" at the end of the petroleum refining process. According to different forms, it can be divided into four types: needle coke, projectile coke or spherical coke, sponge coke and powder coke. So far, petroleum coke has not been included in the national energy series, and the national energy consumption statistical caliber has not been included in the energy consumption index, and replacing heavy oil with petroleum coke as fuel is also a good way to apply new energy, and it also responds to national policies.
