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Graphite Electrode for Steel Making

Graphite Electrode for Steel Making

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1.Description of Graphite Electrode for Steel Making:

Raw material: Graphite Electrode raw materials use low sulphur and low ash CPC, coke plant pitch, HP grade graphite electrode add 30% Japan needle coke, UHP grade graphite electrode use 100% Japan needle coke. They are Widely used in LF, EAF for steel making industry, Non-ferrous industry, silicon and phosphorus industry.

Graphite Electrode for Steel Making

2.Specifications of Graphite Electrode for Steel Making:

1).Diameter:40 - 600mm or1.6"-24" 

2).Length: 250 - 2400mm or10"-96" 

3).Grades:RP, RPI, HP, SHP, UHP 

 Nipples:3-4TPI 

 Graphite electrodes size: dia75mm- 400mm

Our main products: all grades of graphite electrodes, such as RP, Impregnated and HP grade(over 6000MT); Anti-oxidation graphite electrodes, Male-female graphite electrodes.  Also supply graphite rods, baked rods etc.

 

3.Applications of Graphite Electrode for Steel Making:

Used in EAF and LF for steel making, as well as in electric smelting furnace for producing industrial silicon, phosphorus, etc.

 

4.Programmable Properties of Graphite Electrode for Steel Making:

1.Good electrical conductivity

2.High resistance to thermal shock 

3.High mechanical strength

Grades:RP, RPI, HP, SHP, UHP

All graphite electrodes are offered with tapered nipples, i.e. 3 or 4 threads per inch, and meet the internationally accepted tolerances as per NEMA CG 1/ IEC 60239 / JIS R7201 standards.

5.Technical Data of Graphite Electrode for Steel Making:

Graphite Electrode for Steel Making

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I've had success with rooting hormone (it's a white powder, in a small bottle, sold at nurseries). I did this with a benjamina ficus. After I took a cutting, I immediately dipped the cut end into the powder and stuck it into the soil. Water as usual. Take more cuttings than you need because one or two might not take. Here's a link to a site that has photos and explains where and how to take a cutting.
Q: If you have used this method, please share ideas.I‘ve read in some previous questions that you may have to tweak the soil mix, (peat, vermiculite, compost) but I‘m not clear as to what changes would have to be made.We installed the system last year, so this is our second summer. The plants seem to dry out and the veggies aren‘t very big and seem leathery. Is this just a water-retention problem, or did we get bad compost? Last year the compost wasn‘t the greatest, so this year we added lots of what I thought was a high-quality one, but our results aren‘t much better than last year. Do you think adding in some water-retaining crystals would help, or is there something else we could do to get this to work better for us? We live in Utah, so we have some annoying challenges, short growing season, very hot dry summers, possibility of late and early frosts.We‘ve also found that mice just love to dig up the fluffy soil, and also chew on the produce. Thanks for reading my whole question, and thanks for your input!
I've made the square-foot method work, but I'm in a much less arid part of the country (NJ) than you are. Are you using the new revised method which doesn't use very deep soil? Those can dry out very fast. Try going to a deeper bed, with a good thick layer of mulch on top to prevent water loss. A drip irrigation system would also help if you can manage one. For the best compost, make your own - the more variety in the material you put in the compost bin, the more nutritious the resulting compost will be. Even if you don't make enough and have to supplement with purchased compost, whatever homemade you can make will be an improvement. Also, if you have trees on your property, save the needles and leaves for mulch or making compost or leaf mold. For the mice, I suggest a cat. Or get some used kitty litter from a friend who has a cat and put it around the garden. The biodegradable kind is best.
Q: I have a gravid female and i have and incubator set up. the incubator is a simple container with sand, a container with vermiculite and a heat mat. I also have a theremomitor. how can i keep the tempurture at a constant temp.? I have it jumping around from 85-95 how do i keep it at the same tempurature? She is about to lay. All answers are appriciated.
a thermostat of course :) thats the only way i can think of to get a guaranteed constant temperature. my incubator is a cooler box with a heatmat on a stat, a smaller box of vermiculite and a digi thermometer - and it works fine! I wouldnt trust it without a stat. nor would a trust the mats in my vivs without one
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Tourmaline and Ceramic are just the materials that heating plates are made from. As far as usage, they're really no different from one another. The best brand is one that you're comfortable holding.
Q: I've got Five Texas Banded Geckos and one of the adult females laid eggs the other day, one of the two eggs looked fine but the other had a really moist spot on it and was slightly collapsed, does this mean it's dead or is this norm.? Another one of my females is pregnant and looks like she'll lay any day. Any help would be really awesome!! Thanks!
ive hatched out health banded geckos(central americans) from eggs my wife thought for sure were bad. give the egg a shot you might be surprised. since banded gecko eggs are so small and delicate they tend to look a little different than other gecko eggs like a leos.
Q: I have a kitten and he was peeing in my rubber plant. I have quot;flushedquot; it out and put all new dirt in the pot, but it's still quot;droopyquot; and the leaves keep falling off. HELP!!!
I find they germinate better in commercial seed raising mix. Usually have about 60% germination rate. The seedlings are then used to graft named varieties on when they are old enough
Q: my female RES just laid eggs. i want to make an incubator box. I've prepared a plastic box with less than 12 holes. filled with 2-inches of vermiculite. The prob is, should i put the eggs on the surface of the vermiculite or bury the eggs inside it? after putting them in it, should i put a cover on it? and how can i keep the vermiculite moist?
Your roof need vents right in the actual roof which should have been done when the new roof was installed. Now you should consult with a heating/ventilation company for more info. You can add blown in insulation to your attic floor.
Q: i was going to buy one but then i talked to like 3 different breeders that say they dont even use uncubators just put them in hatchrite and keep them in room temp?
Hi sure its posible to hatch eggs with out an incubator BUT if the eggs were within the refrigerator it could have killed the membrane. so you are going to have to purchase new ones I new a girl who was once in poor health and needed to keep in mattress so she saved the electrical blanket on and became them two times an afternoon they hatched into satisfactory little chickens! you would take a look at that? goodluck )
Q: I got four little plants from ikea for $1.50 each called Tropisk. They are really growing and I‘ve just noticed that they all have these little white things that look like very tiny white pebbles that look soft and spongy like mushrooms. My questions are 1. what are they and 2. are they harmful?
Your difficulty is possibly the front tires. If the metallic belts are misaligned, or if the tires are out of around/stability, you're able to adventure a harmonic such as you defined. attempt rotating the tires and notice if the difficulty is going away. If it works, have the undesirable tires rebalanced. I had an identical difficulty with a collection of tires on a Pathfinder. Balancing the tires helped, yet did no longer restoration the difficulty.
Q: A propane facility exploded in my neighborhood, scattering debris up to a 2km radius on early Sunday morning. If you have not seen the footage, it's plastered all over Youtube by now Im sure, it can give you an idea of exactly how huge this explosion was and the damage it caused, thankfully it was early in the morning and could have had a much worse outcome. They said they discovered Asbestos was used in that facility. We're not getting any definite answers from our Mayor regarding whether the air in the neighborhood is safe to breath or not. Does anyone know how dangerous this could be if its airborne in a community? We live in North York which is part of Toronto Ontario. We've been going mad watching the news for information and I'm just about ready to pack up my family and get the heck out of here. Anyway was hoping perhaps someone may be educated on this subject, thank you all in advance for any input.
There are many different types of asbestos and asbestos products that carry different health risks. Fortunately, only asbestos derived from vermiculite in North America (and a couple of other minerals in other parts of the world) have a very high health risk. Most forms of asbestos have moderate or low health risks, which requires prolonged exposure to cause problems. The risk of exposure has two phases: the initial explosion which put asbestos fibers into the air, and lingering exposure from asbestos fibers that settle and later get blown back into the air. Toronto has enough humidity and precipitation that fibers are not likely to re-enter the air. If you were not directly exposed to dust from the explosion, you probably will have no exposure to asbestos. All asbestos should have settled within a few hours after the fire was put out. If you were exposed to dust from the explosion, chances are that the asbestos was not the really nasty type, and that you might not have breathed enough dust to be a health risk (unless you are an emergency worker that was right in the middle of the dust).

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