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Bio-coke is rod shaped, with a diameter of 40 millimeters and a length of 20 to 100 millimeters. Bio-coke is prepared by substituting a portion of coal blend with a biofuel (charcoal). The only challenge in producing bio-coke is that the addition of charcoal weakens the strength of the bio-coke at high temperatures because of the increased mineral content. Bio-coke would be a very clean fuel, with little or no sulfur or ash. The product would be tailored to replace coke in the blast furnace, so it will have similar properties. For the producer of bio-coke, wood that is going to waste currently could be used to create bio-coke, thus improving the forests. This would have a positive economic impact in rural areas where it would be produced. Bio-coke, made 100% from wood and other biomass, is CO2 neutral. No greenhouse gases would be released in the blast furnace. This would be a tremendous reduction in the carbon footprint of the steel industry. The steel industry would be much closer to a sustainable energy future. Biocoke consists of charcoal and biopitch from wood pyrolysis (the process of thermal degradation in the absence of oxygen), developed as a direct replacement for petroleum coke in anode production. It is produced by a method that facilitates the filling of pores and the binding of charcoal particles with biopitch. The end result is a carbon product with significantly increased final density and low ash content. CSIRO's biocoke is much lower in impurities than petcokes and provides a reliable, renewable source which offers potential carbon credit benefits. CSIRO biocoke can be used as a total or partial substitute for fossil carbon in metallurgical applications, and can be blended with CSIRO biopitch to produce a carbon product suitable for use in applications such as aluminium reduction anodes.	General Use of Biomass Fuels in the Blast Furnace Biomass in ironmaking expected to reduce emissions Insights into bio-coke, continuous cokemaking and Carbonite Shell Invests in Choren BTL Technology Products Palm Kell Shell Charcoal Bio-coke Bio coke Organic coke Expensive Organic Coke Bio-coke product Manufacturing process Linde Engineering Dresden purchases CHOREN's Carbo-V®-Technology High grade metallurgical coke from waste stream biomass 'Biocoke’—sustainable materials for carbon anodes Comprehensive MSW processing steps Bio coke method Bio-Coke from Tea Leaf Waste Project Start of a Project to Manufacture Biomass Coke from the Empty Fruit Bunches of Oil Palms Feasibility study on production of Bio cokes Market Canadian steel industry International Carbon Flows A look at the markets in Russia and India Palm Kernel Shell Charcoal (Bio-coke) price Patent Biocokes producing method and appartus Biocoke producing apparatus and process thereof Biocoke producing apparatus, method of controlling the same and process for production thereof Order the CD ROM Today	Suppliers Suppliers of Biocoke Manufacturers of Biocoke Supplier from Kohlapur Raw materials & Equipment suppliers Coconut Rice husk Tea waste Equipment supplier from Japan Company & Consultancy Company from Brazil Company from Germany Company from Maharashtra Manufacturing plant from China Another Manufacturing plant from China Consultancy from Australia Report From waste to green energy Breakthrough technologies are required to reduce the carbon intensity of blast furnace steel Alternative uses of Biomass in Decarbonising industry Biomass in steel industry Appropriate use of Bioenergy Using renewable fuel, we can complete the energy cycle Bunker paradise Study Current Issues and Future Directions in Pyrolysis of Biomass Canadian Bio-Carbon Research and Application Greenhouse Gas Emission Assessment of Bio-coke from Wood for Application as Bioanode in Aluminium Production Biomass - A source of chemicals and energy for sustainable development The use of biomass in metallurgical industry Advanced Gas Cleaning for Biomass GasificationBiomass Gasification Evaluating synthesis gas based biomass to plastics (BTP) technologies Combustion characteristics of Bio-coke in high temperature air flow
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