UHP Graphite Electrode Elastic Modulus of Granite

UHP Graphite Electrode Elastic Modulus of Granite System 1

UHP Graphite Electrode Elastic Modulus of Granite

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 20 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1000 m.t./month

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1.Specifications of UHP Electrode Graphite:

Each electrode and nipple to preset at one end. The head of the preset nipple shall be covered by cardboard cap supported by wooden plate from both ends to avoid damage to the threads during transportation. The socket at the other end of the electrode shall be covered by cardboard cap. Electrodes should be bound securely by steel straps and put into palletized wooden crate, fully covering the material and suitable for forklift handling.

UHP Graphite Electrode Elastic Modulus of Granite

2. Graphite Electrode for EDM Processing

1).Grade:RP,HP,UHP,SHP,RPI

2).Diameter:200 to 700mm at your choice.

3).Length: 1600 to 2400mm at your choice.

4).Nipple:3-4 TPI

5).Fine mechanical strength and machining quality,low specific resistance, high temperature and oxidation resistance

6).Low price and timely delivery.

3. Applications of UHP Electrode Graphite:

Used in EAF and LF for steel making, as well as in electric smelting furnace for producing industrial silicon, phosphorus, etc.

4. Properties of UHP Electrode Graphite:

1.Good electrical conductivity
2.High resistance to thermal shock
3.High mechanical strength

Grades:RP, RPI, HP, SHP, UHP

All graphite electrodes are offered with tapered nipples, i.e. 3 or 4 threads per inch, and meet the internationally accepted tolerances as per NEMA CG 1/ IEC 60239 / JIS R7201 standards.

5. Technical Data of Electrode Graphite:

UHP Graphite Electrode Elastic Modulus of Granite

Q:What can vermiculite be used instead of?: Its crystalline structure is monoclinic, and it looks like mica from its appearance. Vermiculite is produced by hydration of certain granite. It is commonly produced with asbestos. Because vermiculite has the ability of ion exchange, it has a great effect on the nutrition of the soil. In 2000, the total output of vermiculite in the world exceeded 500 thousand tons. The major producers are China, South Africa, Australia, Zimbabwe and the United states.

Q:I have a Western Fence Lizard who is obviously carrying eggs. I want her to lay them somewhere safe where I can take care of them till they hatch. So.Can I move them once they are laid or will that kill them?How moist/warm/dark should their environment be?What kind of soil/bedding should I put them in? How long will it take till they hatch?Does the mother need to take care of them or should I release her into the wild once she lays the eggs?Additional information wold be appreciated.: What kind? Do you have both female and male lizards?

Q:We have been incubating a leopard gecko egg now for about 3/4 weeks. It is in a tank of its own filled will a layer of sand and the actual egg is in a plastic container in the tank that the crickets came in and it is filled half way with damp vermiculite. We have a thermometer in there too and the temp is always between 75 and 85 degrees. The thing is our egg hasn't stayed white like all the other pics I have seen, it has gone a pinky yellow colour. We started to see pink/red veins in it but now we can't see any properly because the egg is growing mold. What are we doing wrong?? I covered most of the egg in vermiculite and left a bit for the egg to breath but not enough so that the condensation on the lid of the container could fall on it. But it doesn't seem to have worked. Any suggestions??: peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite are all parts of soilless mixes. You can also grow hydroponically (in water). Any soilless mix will have no nutrients, so careful fertilizing is a must.

Q:Hi, I've got 8 cacti that I want to transplant into a bigger pot, and I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice one what is the best potting mix I should use for them :) The cacti are:-Peruvian Old Man Cactus-Albino Corn Cob Cactus- Fish Hook Barrel Cactus-Brain Cactus-Golden Ball Cactus-Porcupine Cactus-2x unknown:): Hiya! I would use just a regular potting mix, but add a very little sand and some vermiculite. You can buy potting mixes just for cacti, but they are usually expensive. I'm in Adelaide and my potted cacti go fine with an all round potting mix with sand. Where are you? If you are in a cooler/wetter area, you need more drainage, whereas I'm in a much dryer place and I still need wettasoil every six months for pots, even for my cacti that are indoors. I also add a little blood and bone. Don't get the super expensive mixes, they can be too rich for cacti. Hope this helps!

Q:im getting an pink-toe tarantula and iv got a glass tank , iv got a few things to ask , iv brought T-Rex soil bedding i think my mate called it coco fiber would that be ok ? also im gonna feed my tarantula roaches but should i dust them ? also can i feed my tarantula meal worms? also im gonna buy wax worms iv herd they turn in moths and iv herd they love moths would that be ok ? if they do love to eat months how would i be able to help them turn into moths .: had something to do wtih like industrial revolution

Q:I have eggs that are in a container with vermiculite thats in the incubator. There are 6 holes the size of a pencil on the top lid. The recently just started turning grey, some worse then others. Some of them were red because of the sand that she laid them in not in the nest i made her. So the red ones i cant see if they are grey yet. the temperature is at a steady 80 degrees. What does this mean? And what can i do about it?: did you move them after they were laid? did you rotate them at all? if so the egg is no good. if you move them you have to mark the to pof the egg and keep it the same way it was laid

Q:The store told us it was a boy, but this morning it turned out to be a girl, there were two in the tank, and and im guesing the other was a boy. We have no clue what to do with these eggs. were not prepared at all. what should we do?: Well it depends on what you want to do. If you don't want to hatch them just throw them away.If you do well here is some info on what to do with them. If you were planning to breed her in the future this might help a little to get things going, and learn from your mistakes when incubating leo eggs (like I did). Okay get a little container like a rubber maid container if you don't mind using it. Buy some vermiculite from your store or home depot(but they might sell the whole big bag for $3). You put water in the vermiculite in by weight 1:1 ratio is what I do to mine.Make sure you mix it in so the water goes down to the bottom. Make sure you spray it when it get a little dry. Okay you can or can't buy a incubator. If you have only 2 eggs and you don't plan to breed her again just put it some where it around 85-88 degrees Fahrenheit will give you male to female hatchlings. People like to put them in the laundry room its humid and warm. The humidity should be around 60- and below 80%. Depending on the temperature your eggs should hatch between 30 to 105 days. So when they are born make sure you don't hold them at all they can become very stressed, don't help them out of the egg just wait and patients is required. They won't eat until they shed and they will eat a couple of pinhead crickets. I don't recommend giving them mealworms until they are a little older they have a hard time digesting them when they are young, but will be fine when they are older. Also spray down a little so they can get a drink but not until they are done shedding. They can die of dehydration if not given water. So good luck!! :) Hope I helped!

Q:I have two bearded dragons, male (Max) is 4 female (Ally) is 6. They have been mates for the past 2 years and have laid many fertile cluches, we flashlighted them and everything, but we have yet to incubate them correctly. We have tried a chicken egg incubator, vermiculite, shoebox, misters, and sand/soil mixes! If you have any advise or answers please let me know because it would be wonderful to see those little babies hatch!: The most expensive leopard gecko that I have seen was $49. They are the easiest to take care of because they are very docile and easy to handle. As baby's you can keep them in a 10 gallon tank. The lid doesn't have to be tight because they can't climb. They eat cricket, meal worms, and wax worms. Just google leopard geckos and do allot of research. Look up other beginner lizards to see which one is the best for you.

Q:I believe they like a slightly sandy soil. Am I correct? I live in Southwest Florida, and the plant that needs repotting is on a shaded deck Thanks !: Miracle grow potting soil with equal parts of peat or sphagnum moss and vermiculite or pearlite added. Wants full to partial shade.

Q:Are there buyers for this: Vermiculite is perhaps one of the few natural insulators there is. It is mined and comes out flaky like fish scales. It is heated and expands. Any blown insulation you use either does not fill all the way or eventually settles. Vermiculite is no exception. But short of tearing out all of your walls, it would be your best bet.

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