Steelmaking process in the metallurgical industry to increase the carbon content in steel, thereby changing its properties.The following are the general steps for converting graphite blocks into carburizer:
1.Crushing of graphite blocks: Initially, the graphite blocks are crushed into smaller pieces or powder for further processing.
2.Screening: The crushed graphite blocks are sieved to separate the graphite particles of the desired granularity.
3.Mixing: The sieved graphite particles are mixed with other possible additives such as coke, coal tar, etc. These additives help enhance the performance and effectiveness of the carbonizing agent.
4.Molding: The mixture is compressed into the desired shape, typically blocks or granules. The molding process can utilize pressure or molding machinery.
5.Calcination: The molded graphite blocks undergo calcination. The purpose of calcination is to volatilize the organic matter in the graphite blocks, thereby increasing their carbon content and stability. The calcination temperature and time depend on the desired final product and process requirements.
6.Packaging: Finally, the calcined carbonizing agent is packaged for transportation and storage.
These steps can be adjusted and optimized according to specific process requirements and product specifications. The quality and performance of the carbonizing agent depend on the selection of raw materials, processing techniques, and control of the calcination process.