Pet Coke By Jay Minerals

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We are one of the leading suppliers and exporters of
Pet Coke in this industry. It is one of the most important products in a large
number of industries and we take absolute care to ensure the products are of
the highest quality and standards. We look forward in providing best in class
products and offer the best price of sale as well. We are also noted for some
of the high-value pet coke based
products for industrial use.

Specifications of Petroleum Coke (Petcoke)Ril is manufacturing three grades of Petcoke, Grade A, Grade B and Grade C Whose specifications are given below. Property As Received Unit Petcoke Grade A Guaranteed Limits Petcoke Grade B Guaranteed Limits Petcoke Grade C Guaranteed Limits Typical Characteristics Total Moisture % 8.0, max. 8.0, max. 8.0, max. 4.0, max. Air Dried Basis Ash % 1.0, max. 1.0, max. 1.0, max. 0.6-0.8 Volatile Matter % 8 min. 8 min. 8 min. 9-11 Fixed Carbon % 87 min. 87 min. 87 min. 89 Gross Calorific Value Kcal/kg 8200, min. 8200, min. 8200, min. 8300-8500 Sulphur % 7.0, max. 7.5, max. 8.5, max. 6.0-7.0 Grade A 7.0-7.5 Grade B 7.5-8.5 Grade C HGI 35, min. 35, min. 8.5, max. 38-45 for Grade A & Grade B Conclusion Petcoke can be used as a replacement of coal / lignite. It can be used in blend form along with coal / lignite or 100% in AFBC / CFBC boilers. AFBC Boilers are capable of absorbing SO, and restrict BO, emissions ot the desired levels by limestone injection system. Ash content in Petcoke is much lower than coal / lignite. Hence particulate emissions are always lower as compared to coal.