The operating temperature of the calcium carbide crusher is 100–150 degrees, with a maximum of 200 degrees?

2009-02-25View Original

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Recently, a Japanese client requested to purchase a calcium carbide crusher, specifying a working temperature of 100–150 degrees, with a maximum of 200 degrees. After consulting many factories in China, it was found that none of them could meet these requirements. Do you think this temperature range is reasonable? Or any recommendations? Thank you~:handshake Last edited by qqsoccer on 2009-2-25 16:21 ]

Reply #22009-04-13

Is he asking for a working temperature of 100–150 degrees, with a maximum of 200 degrees, for the calcium carbide crusher, or is it the temperature at which calcium carbide can still be crushed? If it’s the temperature of calcium carbide, that’s fine; an impact crusher can be used

Reply #32011-02-21

Reply 1# qqsoccer: I’m looking into information on this topic. Has the original poster found any results?

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