The phrase "a coking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of coking in industrial contexts, but it is not commonly used in this form.
Example: "The plant specializes in a coking process that converts coal into coke for steel production."
Alternatives: "a coke production" or "a coking process".
It now belongs to Yankuang Group, a coking company in Shandong Province.
Nearby is a cooling plant that hisses white steam, and a coking facility that oozes yellow exhaust.
The optimization problem is solved with the practical production data of a coking plant.
The charge of roasted sulfide concentrate and anthracite coal was sized, briquetted, and preheated in a coking furnace prior to charging to the heated retort.
One summer evening in Sihoupo, a western suburb of Handan with three hundred residents, the glowing yellow flames of a coking plant erupted into the sky.
When your correspondent sought permission in the city of Tangshan for a meeting with someone about a pollution claim against a coking plant, he ended up spending an hour with the police instead, before being asked to leave town.
WEIRTON STEEL, Weirton, W.Va., the big steel maker, said it would lay off as many as 800 employees, about 24percentt of its work force, as it idles a blast furnace because of a shortage of coking coal used for fuel.
The special focus of this study was to clarify whether using CO2 as a solvent reduces coking compared to propane, which was used as a reference solvent in this case.
Each tonne of steel needs 1.7 tonnes of iron ore and more than half a tonne of coking coal.
The Shanxi Coking Coal Group, which is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, produces about five million tons a year of coking coal, Xinhua reported.
Graphitic carbon produced on highly active Ni surface is known as a precursor to coking.
