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Calcined petroleum coke and calcined coke

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Is calcined petroleum coke the same as burned petroleum coke? I saw online that calcined petroleum coke is classified into low-sulfur, medium-sulfur, and high-sulfur types, but I couldn’t find any relevant standards. What are the sulfur content levels for these three categories? Which specific standard is being referenced? Information on prices and such would be great; those who know please give some advice. Thank you.
Reply #22014-11-26
You are referring to one thing. Low sulfur: less than 1.0%, medium sulfur: less than 2.0%, high sulfur: more than 2.0% (no exact limit); refer to SH0527-92

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