Graphitized Petroleum Coke Carburetor

Graphite fossil oil coke
Graphite fossil oil coke refers to the process of placing petroleum coke in a graphitization furnace and undergoing a high temperature of around 3000 degrees Celsius to transform the amorphous disordered layer structure carbon crystals of petroleum coke into hexagonal layered structure crystalline carbon, that is, petroleum coke becomes graphite. This process is called graphitization, and the petroleum coke processed through the graphitization process is called graphite fossil oil coke, commonly known as "graphitized coke".
Product Usage
1. Graphite fossil oil coke is a good carburizing agent for smelting. 2. Graphite fossil oil coke is a raw material for producing large cathode blocks, large carbon electrodes, large graphitized electrodes, and high-performance electrode paste. 3. Graphitized coke can be further processed to produce negative electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries. 4. It can also be applied in fields such as reducing agents in the chemical industry, casting reduction inoculants, refractory materials, etc.