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How to calculate carbon residue content

2017-07-10View Original

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How is the residual carbon content in Texaco calculated?
Reply #22017-07-11
The residual carbon content generally refers to the fine slag separated from the slag water after it is discharged from the lock hopper. The slag sample is dried at around 110°C and then weighed. It is subsequently placed in a muffle furnace at 800°C and burned for several hours; after cooling, it is weighed again. The difference in mass obtained in this way, divided by the weight before burning, gives the amount of residual carbon in the ash.
Reply #32017-07-11
It has been analyzed; the calculation hasn’t been available yet

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