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On the proportioning issue regarding the deposition rate in the reduction workshop

2010-08-23View Original

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I’ve heard people recently say that, when feeding materials into the reduction furnace, by introducing STC, TCS, DCS, and hydrogen into the furnace in certain proportions to facilitate reactions, the conversion efficiency in the reduction workshop can be significantly improved. I would like to ask the experts here: Is it really possible to improve conversion efficiency? If so, how is the ratio of these substances determined? I hope you can offer your guidance; thank you!
Reply #22010-08-25
Does this involve privacy? Will someone tell you that?
Reply #32010-08-26
Yes, but increasing the conversion rate does not mean that costs can be reduced
Reply #42010-08-26
If STC, TCS, DCS, along with hydrogen, are fed into the reduction furnace in certain proportions to undergo a reaction??? I’m not quite sure why STC is added; in that case, wouldn’t it mean that there’s no need to process STC anymore? ? I also have a question: what is DCS? ?

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