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The masters came in to see

2009-11-14View Original

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:'(First of all, thank you to all the masters who came in. I’m sorry to bother you all this morning. A beautiful woman asked me to ask a few questions. I hope the masters who know more can give me some advice! 1. What is the impact of ash content on casting coke? 2. What is the difference between gray 8, gray 10 and gray 12? The main difference is in application. 3. What are the main uses of gray 8, gray 10, and gray 12 casting coke? Thanks again to the masters: handshake. Good people may live a safe life, and everything will be prosperous for their families. I will definitely get a raise next month. I will give you points for replying. Please give all the answers to the beautiful QQ! :)
Reply #22009-11-14
If no one supports you, support yourself. Don’t be overwhelmed. Wait for the answer online.
Reply #32009-11-14
Cast coke is a type of metallurgical coke and is a special coke for melting iron in the iron furnace. The ash content of the cast coke will directly affect the temperature of the molten iron in the decomposition furnace. Every time the ash content decreases by one percentage point, the temperature of the molten iron can increase by about 10°C.

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