I would like to ask everyone about the proportion of semi-coke in calcium carbide production

2011-04-06View Original

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Can lump charcoal be used 100% in calcium carbide production? Are there any requirements for the equipment used for calcium carbide? What is the typical ratio that people use? I’m an amateur; thank you all~

Reply #22011-04-08

The carbon-to-lime ratio of lanthanum is approximately 2:3.

Reply #32011-04-09

Many factories, especially those in the north, have already been using 100% semi-coke for production; they strictly control parameters such as fixed carbon and moisture on a dry basis, and their output and consumption per unit are among the best

Reply #42011-04-16

Thank you very much to the two members of LS for their enthusiastic answers~~

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