Light Metals 2012 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781118359259.ch225
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Increasing Coke Impurities – Is this Really a Problem for Metal Quality?

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“…For some alloys, higher V levels may even be advantageous. 25,26 The situation with CPC S increases is similar to V, but less dramatic. Most smelters have a hard limit on SO 2 emissions, which typically sets an upper limit on the CPC S specification unless the smelter has the ability to scrub SO 2 from the baking furnace and potrooms.…”
Section: Changes In Petroleum Coke Quality: Current and Future Challementioning
confidence: 77%
“…For some alloys, higher V levels may even be advantageous. 25,26 The situation with CPC S increases is similar to V, but less dramatic. Most smelters have a hard limit on SO 2 emissions, which typically sets an upper limit on the CPC S specification unless the smelter has the ability to scrub SO 2 from the baking furnace and potrooms.…”
Section: Changes In Petroleum Coke Quality: Current and Future Challementioning
confidence: 77%