Description:The electrodes carry the electricity that heats electric arc furnaces, the vast majority steel furnaces. They are made from petroleum coke after it is mixed with petroleum pitch, extruded and shaped, then baked to sinter it, and then graphitized by heating it above the temperature (3000 °C) that converts carbon to graphite. They can vary in size up to 11 ft. long and 30 in. in diameter.
Usage: An increasing proportion of global steel is made using electric arc furnaces, and the electric arc furnace itself is getting more efficient and making more steel per tonne of electrode
Specification:
l
ITEM
UNIT
(M M)NOMINAL DIAMETER
200-300
350-400
450-500
550-600
BULK DENSITY
ELECTRODE
G/CM3
≥ 1.65
≥ 1.65
≥ 1.65
≥ 1.65
NIPPLE
≥ 1.75
≥ 1.75
≥ 1.75
≥ 1.75
RESISTIVITY
ELECTRODE
μΩM
≤6.5
≤6.5
≤6.5
≤6.5
NIPPLE
≤4.0
≤4.0
≤4.0
≤4.0
BENDING STRENGTH
ELECTRODE
MPA
≥12.0
≥12.0
≥12.0
≥12.0
NIPPLE
≥16.0
≥16.0
≥16.0
≥16.0
ELASTIC MODULUS
ELECTRODE
GPA
≤10.0
≤10.0
≤10.0
≤10.0
NIPPLE
≤14.0
≤14.0
≤14.0
≤14.0
C.T.E.
(100-600/°C)
ELECTRODE
10-6/°C
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
NIPPLE
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
≤ 2.2
ASH
%
≤0.3
≤0.25
≤0.25
≤0.25