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Q: Coke belongs to the coal industry: Classification and code (2002 Edition) code 25 petroleum processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing industry classification and code (2002 Edition) A agriculture, forest, animal husbandry and fishery 23 printing and record medium reproduction 4900 building decoration 01 24 agricultural stationery and sporting goods manufacturing 50 other building 02 forestry 25 oil processing and coking and nuclear fuel processing F transportation

Q: What are the indicators of first grade coke and the two grade coke?: Two level 12.01-13.50 0.61-0.80 not less than 76 not greater than 9 not greater than 1.9Three level 13.51-15.00 0.81-1.00 not less than 72 not greater than 10 not greater than 1.9

Q: What is the phosphorus content in coke: Coke obtained from high temperature coking for blast furnace smelting, casting and gasification. Coke oven gas produced in the process of coking and recovery is not only a high calorific value of fuel, but also an important industrial raw material for organic synthesis.

Q: What is the difference between coke and carbon residue? Coke is a high-temperature refining, carbon residue can be used for civilian fuel it?: Gasification coke, which is used in the production of coal gas, is mainly used in the fixed bed gas producer with solid slag, as the raw material for gasification, producing CO and H2 as the combustible component:C+O2 - CO2+408177KJCO2+C - 2CO-162142KJC+H2O - CO+H2-118628KJC+2H2O - CO2+2H2-75115KJ

Q: Do not understand why some of the indicators of coke is the cause of the full analysis of phosphorus or foundry use of this time?It is best to use the foundry requirements? Thank you: Foundry coke is used in cupola melting iron will fuel. Because the blast furnace cupola and metallurgical industry is different, only melting effect, without reduction reaction, the furnace is not so dephosphorization, the phosphorus in coke, some will come back to this in the metallurgical molten iron, called "Rephosphorized", this is decided by the principle of thermodynamics and kinetics. To make the original low phosphorus iron phosphorus increased harmful phosphorus. Therefore, the general foundry to buy Coke require low phosphorus coke. Some foundry with part of lime and dolomite in dephosphorization of iron in cupola, in the process, can relax the requirements for coke. However, this is suitable for large-scale, continuous production of iron.

Q: Why in the blast furnace ironmaking with coke instead of charcoal why coke can produce heat to improve the heat of the furnace how to produceWhy in the blast furnace ironmaking with coke instead of charcoal why coke can produce heat to improve the heat of the furnace how to produce: The role of coke in the blast furnace: 1 reducing agent 2 heating agent 3 skeleton role. Combined with the effect of coke in the blast furnace can know compared with coke instead of charcoal. The coke oven gas is produced high calorific value of fuel, and is an important raw material for organic synthesis industry.

Q: What does the M40% and M25% mean in the analysis of coke?: M40% and M25% represent the breaking strength rate, 40%>25%, which means that the M40% coke is more resistant than M25%

Q: The coke is divided into several separate uses: Metallurgical coke is coke, coke, iron alloy coke and non-ferrous metal smelting coke ". Since more than 90% of metallurgical coke is used for blast furnace ironmaking, it is often referred to as coke. The metallurgical coke quality standard (GB/T1996-94) developed in China is the quality standard of blast furnace.

Q: The difference between coke and coal: Coke is a product of wood processing, not the same

Q: What are the national standards for grade two coke?: All of these are the main indicators, and the water is not the quality evaluation index. The other is the coke reactivity: no more than 35%; after the reaction intensity: not less than 50%

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