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Direct factors affecting the carbon content in fine slag?

2015-12-23View Original

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Over the past few months, the carbon content in the fine slag has been increasing month by month: July: 26.11, August: 27.987, September: 29.705, October: 30.70, November: 35.755. There is a continuous upward trend in the carbon content of this fine slag. Could everyone please help analyze whether furnace temperature and slurry concentration are the direct factors that influence the carbon content of the fine slag during operation? Please also share any experience related to the management of carbon content in fine slag. Thank you.
Reply #22015-12-23
Among them, the volatiles content of coal remains relatively stable at 35-37

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