The Byproduct Coke Oven And Its Products -Discussion (6a64ed2c-708a-49ac-900c-cd1cdfe4cc25)

- Organization:
- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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- 2
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- Publication Date:
- Jan 11, 1918
Abstract
GRAHAM BRIGHT,* East Pittsburgh, Pa.-Bee-hive coke ovens are usually located at the mines, where the gases from the ovens are not strongly objectionable because the communities are not thickly built up. The byproduct oven will naturally he located near centers of industry, to which the coal can be brought from different directions and desirable mixtures can be made; where also the byproducts can be readily marketed, while the gas can be utilized for industrial and domestic purposes. Not much thought seems to have been given to the gases escaping from the byproduct coke oven, which are more or less objectionable in thickly populated sections. When the byproduct oven shall have been more widely installed, this question is likely to become serious, and it will be necessary to apply remedies. May I ask what has been done, or is going to be clone, in this direction? S. A. Moss, ? Lynn, Mass.-One cause of escaping gas is that the gas exhausters do not supply the proper suction. If a satisfactory regulating governor is applied and the correct kind of gas exhauster is used, the trouble will be eliminated. J. I. THOMPSON,? Pittsburgh, Pa.-The hoppers Co. has made a careful study of the question of smoke prevention. The smoke caused by the operation of the byproduct coke ovens is infinitely less than that caused by bee-hive ovens.
Citation
APA: (1918) The Byproduct Coke Oven And Its Products -Discussion (6a64ed2c-708a-49ac-900c-cd1cdfe4cc25)
MLA: The Byproduct Coke Oven And Its Products -Discussion (6a64ed2c-708a-49ac-900c-cd1cdfe4cc25). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1918.