Energy & Petroleum Products
Petroleum Coke
Institutional procurement profile for Petroleum Coke, structured around technical specification, compliance documentation, safe handling and international logistics.
Chemical, physical & logistics data
Procurement specification and compliance grid
Values shown are procurement reference points, not a substitute for the contracted producer specification, current SDS or batch CoA.
| Product Specification / Grade | Fuel-grade or calcined petroleum coke — sulfur / volatile matter / HGI by buyer specification |
|---|---|
| Density at 15°C | Bulk density commonly about 0.70–0.90 t/m³; true density and sizing depend on grade |
| Flash Point | Not generally specified as a flash point for the solid commodity; combustible-dust / cargo precautions apply |
| Sulfur Content | Typically specification-driven, commonly about 1–7% for fuel-grade material; calcined grade may differ |
| Pour Point | Not applicable — solid bulk commodity |
| Sourcing Origin | Approved refinery / calciner; source refinery and country confirmed before order |
| Compliance Protocols | ASTM / ISO sampling and testing as agreed; IMSBC Code and port handling requirements |
| Available Incoterms | FOB / CFR / CIF; bulk vessel, breakbulk or container subject to grade and lot size |
Technical application & industrial end-uses
Application context for procurement and compliance teams
Petroleum Coke is structured for institutional procurement where specification control, batch traceability, safety documentation and logistics discipline are as important as commercial price. The material is commonly evaluated for petroleum coke supply for cement kilns, power and industrial fuel users, anode-grade or calcining chains where suitable, and bulk terminal programs. Procurement teams should define the target grade, required purity or performance class, total metric tonnage or liquid volume, loading mode, destination country, discharge port and required delivery window before commercial comparison. For buyers searching for bulk petroleum coke supplier for cement kiln and industrial fuel procurement, AL BASAM coordinates sourcing against producer documentation, current SDS/MSDS, Certificate of Analysis and shipment-specific quality evidence rather than generic catalogue claims. Where dangerous-goods or heated-product controls apply, the transport classification, tank suitability, vessel acceptance, temperature limits, contamination controls and port rules are reviewed before shipment planning. Commercial terms may be structured around FOB, CFR, CIF or another agreed Incoterm, subject to origin and logistics feasibility. Final acceptance always follows the signed contract, approved technical specification, producer CoA, inspection scope and destination regulatory requirements.
Legal, safety & quality documentation
Shipment documentation suite
The exact document set is fixed in the commercial contract and inspection plan. The institutional shipment file may include:
- Current Safety Data Sheet (SDS/MSDS) aligned with GHS classification and destination-language requirements where applicable.
- Independent third-party laboratory / inspection certificate from SGS, Saybolt, Intertek or another mutually agreed inspector when contracted.
- Producer / refinery / chemical-plant Certificate of Analysis (CoA) traceable to the supplied batch, tank, lot or cargo.
- Certificate of Origin plus commercial invoice, packing / quantity documents and certified Bill of Lading or transport document.
- Tanker / vessel / ISO-tank cleanliness or previous-cargo evidence when the product and loading mode require contamination control.
- Trade-control, sanctions-screening, customs and destination compliance documents required by the transaction and applicable law.
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Commercial values shown on this page are procurement guidance. The signed contract, approved specification, current SDS and producer batch CoA govern the transaction.