High Density Electrode Carbon Graphite Rod for Electrolysis

Ordinary power graphite electrodes are allowed to use graphite electrodes with a current density lower than 17 A/cm2 and are mainly used in ordinary power electric furnaces for steelmaking, silicon smelting, yellow phosphorus smelting, etc.

The thermal expansion coefficient of graphite electrodes is a very important thermodynamic parameter. The lower the value, the stronger the thermal stability of the product. The higher the oxidation resistance, the less the fracture and the lower the consumption in use. The main ways to reduce the thermal expansion coefficient are: Use good-quality raw materials, use a formula with a larger particle size, or increase the amount of large particles (but it will reduce the density and strength of the product).

Ash refers to the content of solid elements other than carbon and graphite in the product. The ash content of graphite electrodes is mainly affected by the ash content of the raw materials used. The ash content of petroleum coke and needle coke is low, so the ash content of graphite electrodes generally does not exceed 0.5%, and the ash content within 1% has no obvious impact on steelmaking, but the impurity elements in the ash will reduce the oxidation resistance of the electrode.

The thermal shock resistance factor is a parameter that characterizes thermal shock resistance performance. The thermal shock resistance performance is a characteristic of the material itself. It expresses a performance that withstands rapid cooling and heating. The performance of anti-fragmentation is a very important and comprehensive factor affecting the use of electrodes.