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How is the powder content of metallurgical coke measured?

2011-02-13View Original

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This post was last edited by Yan Xiangsi on 2011-2-19 at 14:49. Recently, the coking coal from the coking plant used in the iron smelting plant contains a high amount of dust. The company does not have an effective method for measuring this dust content, and using screens on entire loads is not practical. Does anyone have any good methods or experience that could be used to address this issue? Thank you!
Reply #22011-02-22
Sample screening, right. According to national standards, at least 8 evenly distributed points at the upper, middle, and lower levels should be selected for sampling and testing. But if they don’t agree that your sample is representative. Well, there’s no other way; the entire vehicle has to be screened.
Reply #32011-02-22
Check the standards; it seems that coke needs to be screened using mechanical screens

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