Graphite electrode for steel making
Graphite electrode steelmaking is to input electric energy into an electric arcmaking furnace through a graphite electrode, and to perform steelmaking by using an arc generated between the electrode end and the charge as a heat source. The electric arc furnace uses electric energy as a heat source, and can adjust the atmosphere in the furnace, which is extremely advantageous for melting steel materials containing many oxidizable elements.
When smelting various alloy steels and iron alloys, a graphite electrode is used. At this time, a strong electric current is introduced into the melting zone of the electric furnace through the electrode to generate an electric arc, and the electric energy is converted into heat energy, and the temperature is raised to about 2000 degrees, thereby achieving melting or reaction. purpose.
Further, in the case of electrolyzing metallic magnesium, aluminum, and sodium, the anode of the electrolytic cell is also a graphite electrode. The electric resistance furnace for producing corundum also uses a graphite electrode as a conductive material for the burner head.
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