The complete factory covers a total area of 102.7 hectares. The capacities of the various facilities in the plant are well balanced, so there are no significant obstacles in the process flow from the coke battery to the non-products plants.
COKE PLANT
GIKIL’s Coke plant uses “renewable non-products” technology. The production process begins with defining which types of coking coal are suitable to produce the specified quality of coke required by the customer.
Maleic Anhydride Plant
The Maleic Anhydride (MAK) plant, originally designed in 1979, used benzene as a base to produce maleic anhydride, and since 2006 has been converted to use n-butane as a base.
Power Plant has three boilers (2×35 tons/h and 1×70 tons/h) and two steam turbines with a total designed capacity of 16 MW per hour, of which 8 MW is used internally, and the rest is sold.