In the steel-making process coke ovens discharge hazardous hydrogen sulfide, which necessitates the implementation of remediation procedures to alleviate such atmospheric contamination due to its toxicity to individuals and the environment. An effective strategy entails capturing hydrogen sulfide prior to its emission by relying on sophisticated tools. Another technique involves gas purification through exposure to reagents, which facilitate the removal of the hazardous gas.

Such a process helps alleviate the escalated risk to which individuals and the environment are exposed to. To achieve purification, industries rely on vegetation as well as modern technology. In addition, factories can minimize hydrogen sulfide emanation by undertaking routine maintenance and enhancing coke oven blueprints, which subsequently reduces the release of the substance. Factories can implement these initiatives to decrease atmospheric contamination and thus achieve a safe environment and promote workplace safety.