This invention relates to a method and
system for the
resource utilization of
petroleum coke, belonging to the field of
petroleum fractionation technology. The method includes the following steps: calcining a first portion of
petroleum coke to obtain high-temperature
flue gas and calcined
coke; pyrolyzing a second portion of
petroleum coke using the high-temperature
flue gas as a heat source to obtain pyrolytic coke, pyrolytic gas, and low-temperature
flue gas; mixing the pyrolytic coke with the first portion of
petroleum coke for
calcination; condensing the pyrolytic gas to obtain
tar; using the low-temperature
flue gas as a heat source, hot-pressing the calcined coke,
coal tar pitch, and
tar as raw materials to prepare a prebaked
anode; and calcining the hot-pressed prebaked
anode using the condensed pyrolytic gas as fuel to obtain the prebaked
anode product. The high-temperature
flue gas generated from the
calcination of the first portion of
petroleum coke is used for the
pyrolysis of the second portion of petroleum coke; the residual
gas phase after condensation of the pyrolytic gas is used in the
calcination process of the prebaked anode. This method achieves multi-stage utilization of petroleum coke, high-temperature
flue gas, and pyrolytic gas, resulting in energy-saving effects.