(b) in the case of coke oven emissions, a change in metallurgical coking operations.

(a) the methods and procedures used or to be used in the metallurgical coking operations;

(d) processes which shall or may be applied in the production of liquor products;

The invention relates to forming coal mixtures for producing furnace-size coke.

(d) in the case of coke oven emissions, the methods and procedures used or to be used in the metallurgical coking operation;

It can be used for the determination of moisture in blast-furnace coke, foundry-coke and other high-temperature carbonization products.

Producing iron or steel from smelted iron ore or producing metallurgical coke.

Production of iron or steel from smelted iron ore or production of metallurgical coke

Production of iron or steel from smelted iron ore or production of metallurgical coke

The most important single factor for producing metallurgical coke is the selection of coals.

Producing iron or steel from smelted iron ore or producing metallurgical coke.

the production of iron or steel from smelted iron ore, or the production of metallurgical coke,

the production of iron or steel from smelted iron ore, or the production of metallurgical coke,

In addition to a large amount of coke and iron non-ferrous metal smelting (metallurgical coke), coke is also used in foundry, chemical, calcium carbide and ferroalloys, and its quality requirements are different.

For example, steel production, which uses metallurgical or “coking” coal, accounts for roughly 5 per cent of global CO2 emissions.