Seeking advice on producing calcium carbide from anthracite

2010-01-12View Original

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I read online that anthracite can also be used to produce calcium carbide in place of coke. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using anthracite for this purpose? Are there any requirements for arc furnaces? In China, I know that calcium carbide is often produced using lignite; but how is it produced using anthracite?

Reply #22010-01-13

It seems like no one is paying attention to me; I have to handle it on my own!

Reply #32010-01-13

Hehe, there are many people engaged in coal coking here, but few who work in calcium carbide production.

Reply #42010-01-27

Our factory is considering adding white coal to coke to produce calcium carbide. . .

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