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What are the prospects for developing technologies for the resource utilization of fine slag? Where is there fine slag that needs to be dealt with urgently? Please give me some advice! !
The prospects for this one seem good; indeed, the issue of fine residues in coal chemical processing is a common challenge at present. Fine slag is present in every gasification and quenching process.
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In terms of technology development, what’s the outlook? Are companies willing to spend money on this? Isn’t it said that it can be sold to make money?
How should we handle this roughly? We need it urgently
Regarding the treatment of fine slag, some experts have proposed using steam to spray it into a nanoscale form, which can then be used as an additive in rubber, meeting the requirements for \"carbon black\". The price will be very high, but you need to consider the composition of your fine residues to meet the requirements of the additives.
Are there any relevant materials or standards for learning this?*
All fine slag is recycled, and it yields good economic benefits. It is necessary to know the composition of the fine slag and the moisture content of the filter cake. For details, QQ1594147107.
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The carbon content of the fine slag is around 40%, and it can be fed into boilers for burning; this is the simplest approach