Process for producing calcined coke and rich synthesis gas

Distillation: processes – thermolytic – And refining char – e.g. – desulfurizing coke

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48197R, 201 34, 201 38, C10B 4906, C10J 366, C10J 368, C10J 382

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ABSTRACT:
Carbonaceous material such as petroleum coke is calcined in the upper part of an air-injected vertical shaft kiln, and steam injected into the lower part of the kiln reacts with hot coke below the combustion zone to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide. A product gas stream rich in hydrogen and low in nitrogen is withdrawn from a level below the combustion zone in the kiln. High sulfur coke can be desulfurized in the process by maintaining the temperature in the calcining zone above 1400.degree. C.

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