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A S Jessup-Bould: Coke Works Experience |
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Between
1985 and 1999 I was involved with coke works through my employment with OSC
Process Engineering Limited (formerly Otto Simon-Carves). Engineering
activities are divided in to "Black-side" and
"White-side". Black-side
deals with the batteries of ovens in which coal is heated and carbonised to coke in the absence of air. The batteries
are huge refractory structures served by heavy machinery used to handle the
coal and coke. White-side
deals with the by-product plant which cleans the gas given off during carbonisation so that it can be used as a fuel. As the
term by-product infers, the plant also recovers saleable components from the
gas. Most
of my activities were as a process engineer for by-product
plants.
I
have also experience in the refining of benzol
and tar
produced from byproduct plants. |
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