Used for steel-making in electric arc furnaces graphite electrode

Large-sized diameter graphite electrode is a new generation electrode product we research. This product has good reputation from domestic and foreign customers because of the best quality and perfect after-sale service. Graphite electrode is mainly applied for metallurgy industry and calcium carbide, phosphor-chemical enterprise, such as iron and steel smelting, industrial silicon, yellow phosphorous, ferroalloy, titania slag, brown fused alumina etc submerged-arc furnace melting production.

Graphite Electrodes

Graphite electrode is made of petroleum coke, needle coke, and bonding coal pitch. Its production process is: calcining, dosing, mixing, forming, baking and impregnation, graphitization in a high temperature of over 3000°C, then precision machining.

Graphite electrode is acting as a conductive body which release heat in the form of arc for heating and melting steel in the furnace. According to the application, it can be divided into regular power(RP), high power(HP) and ultra high power(UHP).

Graphite electrode is an important conductive material in smelting industry with good electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity and high mechanical strength, good corrosion resistance under high temperature. Graphite electrode is widely used in EAF, LRF, submerged arc furnace(producing ferroalloy, pure silicon, yellow phosphorus, calcium carbide etc), resistance furnace (such as the graphitization furnace, glass melting furnace and silicon carbide furnace etc).

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