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[[Image:Alabama Byproducts Corporation.jpg|right|thumb|250px|ABC Coke Plant in 2006]] | |||
'''Alabama Byproducts Corporation'''' (also called '''ABC Coke''') in [[Tarrant City]] is the United States' largest producer of foundry coke. The company was founded in [[1920]], and since 1985 has been a division of the [[Drummond Company]]. ABC supplies all of the foundry coke for GMC's engine blocks and won that company's "Worldwide Supplier of the Year" award in 1993. | |||
Until recently the plant coal gas to produce steam and incinerated excess gas in a large flare, visible for miles around. A project to harvest this combustion energy to power the plant has produced significant energy cost savings. | Until recently the plant coal gas to produce steam and incinerated excess gas in a large flare, visible for miles around. A project to harvest this combustion energy to power the plant has produced significant energy cost savings. | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 22 May 2006
Alabama Byproducts Corporation' (also called ABC Coke) in Tarrant City is the United States' largest producer of foundry coke. The company was founded in 1920, and since 1985 has been a division of the Drummond Company. ABC supplies all of the foundry coke for GMC's engine blocks and won that company's "Worldwide Supplier of the Year" award in 1993.
Until recently the plant coal gas to produce steam and incinerated excess gas in a large flare, visible for miles around. A project to harvest this combustion energy to power the plant has produced significant energy cost savings.
External links
- Turnkey Cogeneration System case study at Reverecontrol.com