PETROLEUM COKE

Petroleum coke, commonly referred to as petcoke, coke, or petcoke, is a carbon (C) rich solid material produced primarily as a byproduct of petroleum refining. It is one of the various types of cokes, a group of carbon (C) based fuels, derived from both petroleum and coal. Petcoke plays a critical role in various industrial processes and is used in the production of energy, aluminum, steel, and other metals. Understanding the composition, production processes, types, uses, and environmental impacts of petroleum coke is essential for evaluating its role in the modern industrial landscape.