Market Research Reports on China Coke Industry [2010-2019]

Market Research Reports on China Coke Industry [2010-2019]

Bharat Book Bureau provides the report, on “Market Research Reports on China Coke Industry [2010-2019]” The report provides a basic overview of The Coke is widely used as reductant and fuel in blast furnace ironmaking, cupola ironmaking, ferroalloy smelting and non-ferrous metal smelting as well as in calcium carbide production, gasification and synthetic chemistry as raw material. https://www.bharatbook.com/beverages-market-research-reports-188650/china-coke.html

10th Dec 2015- Mumbai, India: Bharatbook.com announces a report on “Market Research Reports on China Coke Industry [2010-2019]” Currently, coke production in China could be classified into commercial machine-made coke manufacturer and coke manufacturers of large steel enterprises. However, as the latter mainly serve their parent companies, only coke from the former can be seen in the market.

Coke is widely used as reductant and fuel in blast furnace ironmaking, cupola ironmaking, ferroalloy smelting and non-ferrous metal smelting as well as in calcium carbide production, gasification and synthetic chemistry as raw material. According to the statistics, over 90% of coke in the world is used in blast furnace ironmaking, which is of strategic value and economic significance.

Currently, coke production in China could be classified into commercial machine-made coke manufacturer and coke manufacturers of large steel enterprises. However, as the latter mainly serve their parent companies, only coke from the former can be seen in the market.

Coking industry underwent rapid development during the period of 2011-2013 with a big rise in coke production. By the end of 2014, coking industry has reported excess capacity of 680 million tons, among which only 70% were utilized. In 2014, 711.60 million tons of cast iron, 823 million tons of crude steel (half of the total production in the world) and 1.126 billion tons of steel were produced, all reporting...