Efficient cleaning of coke gas plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal operational performance and environmental compliance within the coke production industry. This study investigates the impact of nozzle installation configurations on the quality of cleaned coke gas. The research employs a combination of experimental analysis and computational modeling to evaluate various nozzle orientations and placements within the gas cleaning system. Key parameters such as gas flow dynamics, particulate matter removal efficiency, and chemical composition of the cleaned gas are analyzed under different nozzle configurations. Results indicate significant variations in gas quality depending on the nozzle installation setup, with certain configurations demonstrating superior cleaning performance compared to others. Additionally, computational simulations provide insights into the underlying mechanisms governing gas-solid interactions