Brick production from calcium carbide slag

2012-02-16View Original

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I plan to use calcium carbide slag and fly ash to make bricks, but the moisture content of the calcium carbide slag is too high. Does anyone have experience in this area?

Reply #22012-02-18

Using the dry method can solve this problem very well

Reply #32012-03-14

You still need to learn *; if you want calcium carbide sludge, you can contact me as I have it

Reply #42012-03-16

We have calcium carbide slag; with increased production we simply can’t use it all. We can supply 500~1000 tons per day at no cost. If you’re interested, feel free to contact me at QQ 477952457

Reply #52012-03-19

I have a suggestion for you: contact the manufacturer of the equipment (brick-making machine); they will give you some advice. Additionally, you can go to the site to discuss things in person.

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