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Classification of graphite electrode products
(1) Ordinary power graphite electrode. Ordinary power graphite electrodes allow the use of graphite electrodes with a current density below 17A/cm2, mainly used in ordinary power electric furnaces such as steelmaking, silicon refining, and yellow phosphorus refining. The...Read more -
What are the applications of graphite electrodes and graphite product materials
(1) The application of graphite electrodes in heat-resistant materials. ① Graphite electrodes are used in electric arc steelmaking furnaces. Electric furnace steelmaking is the process of using graphite electrodes to introduce electric current into the furnace. The stron...Read more -
Classification of graphite electrode materials
There is no clear definition yet regarding whether carbon products are referred to as carbon graphite "materials" or carbon graphite "products". To refer to "material" in a broader sense, in terms of product material, it is appropriate to refer to "material" for the same...Read more -
Production process flow of graphite electrodes and graphite product materials
In the production of carbon graphite materials and products, the most commonly used are conventional (or traditional) products, such as graphitized electrodes, pre baked anodes and cathodes for aluminum electrolysis, high-strength and high-density graphite, black brushes...Read more -
Which products are included in graphite electrode products
The electrode products mainly include graphite electrodes for steelmaking furnaces, carbon electrodes and self baking electrodes for smelting yellow phosphorus, ferroalloys, and calcium carbide in ore heating furnaces. Graphite electrodes include ordinary power graphite ...Read more -
Raw materials required for producing graphite electrodes
The main raw materials for producing various carbon graphite products include petroleum coke, asphalt coke, metallurgical coke, anthracite, coal tar, anthracene oil, natural graphite, and other auxiliary materials include coke powder and quartz sand. Graphite electrode i...Read more
