The position of electrode paste in ore thermoelectric furnace
the electrode paste occupies a very important position in the above ore thermoelectric furnace, so it is called the “heart” of this kind of electric furnace.
submerged arc furnace
Electrode paste is the development bridge of carbide industry
The electrode paste has a relatively small resistance coefficient and can reduce the loss of electric energy.
Development of excellent electrode paste
This paper introduces how to improve the production process of common electrode paste and make special treatment on raw materials to produce excellent electrode paste with high strength, good thermal shock resistance, good sintering performance, low unit consumption and power saving
Requirements for measuring electrode paste height
The measurement shall be carried out twice per shift, once after handover and once during shift, and records shall be made.
Measurement method of electrode paste height
The electrode paste height refers to the height from the upper end of the electrode clamp to the top of the electrode paste. If the electrode paste is too high
Introduction to the use and production of electrode paste
The electrode paste is also called self baking electrode. It relies on the heat in the submerged arc furnace to complete the baking
Main materials of electrode paste
Standard and non-standard electrode paste: standard electrode paste is mainly used for open ferroalloy furnace and medium and small calcium carbide furnace,
Properties and characteristics of electrode paste
The electrode paste has high temperature resistance and low thermal expansion coefficient. It has a relatively small resistance coefficient and can reduce the loss of electric energy.
Influence of the quality of electrode paste on the electrode
Electrode paste is a conductive material used for electric furnace equipment such as ferroalloy furnace and carbide furnace.
Electrode paste index of energy chemical industry
Electrode paste is a conductive material used for electric furnace equipment such as ferroalloy furnace and carbide furnace.