Petroleum pitch coke is a low-sulfur, low-ash coke, typically produced by direct coking of coal tar pitch in a coking furnace, or alternatively manufactured via delayed coking, with a final coking temperature above 1100°C. The molecular formula of petroleum pitch coke can be represented as CxHy, where x and y vary depending on the specific chemical structure; however, during the coking process, the hydrogen content generally decreases and the carbon structure becomes more ordered. At the consumer level, petroleum pitch coke is primarily used in the following applications: 1. The electrochemical industry, as a raw material for electrodes in aluminum smelting, usually mixed with coal tar pitch and formed into blocks for use as electrode substrates; 2. The production of advanced cast iron, such as ductile cast iron. In industrial applications, this material is used to manufacture products in the following industries: 1. Carbon plants, for producing prebaked anodes, carbon blocks, graphite electrodes, electrode paste, anode paste, sealant paste, electrode materials, high-power electrode rods, cold ramming paste, ferrous metallurgy carbon products, carbon brushes, electric arc furnace steelmaking electrodes, etc.; 2. Refractory plants, primarily for manufacturing blast furnace gunning paste, waterless gunning mud, furnace repair materials, blast furnace ramming mixes, blast furnace castables, unshaped refractories, magnesia-carbon bricks, carbon enhancers, refractory binders, high-temperature solid lubricants, etc.; 3. Electrolytic aluminum plant, mainly used for producing electrolytic aluminum, aluminum products, and as an electrode binder.