Suggestions on integrating the carbon black industry into coal chemical engineering
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The carbon black industry is a small sector within the chemical industry; its main raw materials are coal tar, anthracene oil, and ethylene tar. Its primary use is in rubber, but these days it is rarely mentioned either in coal coking or in the rubber chemicals industry, which is quite disheartening for those working in this field. Therefore, I suggest that a dedicated section be created for it within the coal chemicals industry as well.
It is indeed necessary to break things down into more specific categories in some areas; I agree with the suggestion above – a separate section should be created for coal chemical industry
Yes, I came here too without seeing any discussions on this topic
Please ask the coalification moderator to check if it’s feasible
It is recommended to consider the following factors: carbon black is related to \"carbon,\" whereas silica gel has no connection to \"carbon\" – they are completely different substances.
I think it’s feasible; after all, the industries are quite similar.
The status of an industry or a product is not determined by someone’s suggestion as to where it belongs. It depends on its output, uses, etc. If a dedicated section is created for it artificially, there will be nothing left to discuss or research in the future, and it will gradually lose its relevance.