China Coal Tar Industry: 2015 Trends, Challenges and Growth Analysis

Research on China Coal Tar Industry, 2015 report is the latest addition to RnRMarketResearch.com industry research reports collection. The report is about 95 pages and provides Data Charts; the report is published in Jun -2015.

In-depth analysis of Coal Tar Industry and Coking Development in China, 2015 Report. As the main by-products of coke, the recovery volume of coal tar continues to increase during recent years. The capacity of coal tar in China is approximately 25 million tons in 2014, mainly distributed in north China and east China with currently total capacity share of nearly 72%.

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In China, over 70% coal tar is consumed by deep processing each year. The processing capacity of coal tar in China increased by 3.84 million tons in 2014, actually recovered coal tar was close to 1.4 million tons. Due to the increasing operating rate of coking plants, the price of high temperature coal tar in China has got rid of falling tendency since July 2014 and continue to increase.

Medium and low temperature coal tar is mainly applied to fuel industry. Currently there are 4 operating hydrogenation units in China with total capacity of 750000 t/a and also there are another 8 units under construction.

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Currently there are about 20 coal tar enterprises in China with deep processing capacity over 0.3 million tons anually.Baosteel Chemical is the largest coal tar enterprise in China with deep processing capacity of 0.8 million tons.

Both the processing equipments and technologies still need to improved in China.Proceccing capacity of the world's largest single coal tar distillation apparatus has reaced 0.7 million t/a (such as Nippon Steel's TOBATA plant).Although domestic single coal tar distillation apparatus has reaced...