Lignite semi-coke shaping
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I’m not sure what methods and approaches people have for shaping semi-coke obtained from the upgrading of lignite; let’s discuss it.
I’ll have to handle it on my own. For now, we have developed a method that makes it possible to increase the value of the products obtained from the upgrading of lignite
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The bindability of the semi-coke obtained from the upgraded lignite decreases, and it is estimated that the use of binders is necessary for shaping. The specific approach requires consulting a briquetting machine manufacturer to conduct tests on the material in order to determine the feasibility of shaping it.
It is necessary to choose the appropriate molding method and process based on the intended use – for example, whether you want to produce cast coke, block coke for calcium carbide production, or block coke for gasification...?
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It might be similar to the molding of semi-coke powder; semi-coke is also a type of semi-coke. Our company specializes in equipment for manufacturing shaped coke and briquettes; currently, some of our clients use shaped anthracite powder for producing calcium carbide coke.
Lignite shaping is indeed a challenge; it would be great if coal and power generation could be integrated! ! Sent directly to the power plant for generation
Binder-free molding of lignite for middle-aged and elderly people in China is not a problem; the key is an inexpensive waterproofing agent.