It is an essential auxiliary ingredient for the smelting of iron and steel. Carbon raiser is used to increase the carbon content in the molten iron, compensating for the loss that occurs during smelting. It helps to improve the quality of finished castings and reduce scrap rates, which leads to lower operating costs for foundries. There are many different types and each has unique benefits.
Consider the type and amount of steel produced by your foundry when selecting a carbon raising agent. You will need different carbon sources if, for instance, you produce low-carbon ductile iron. In general, choose a raiser with a low sulphur content and high carbon content. This will help ensure that carbon raisers are absorbed quickly in molten iron.
A good raiser of carbon can increase the efficiency and quality of steel castings. It can also reduce the amount needed of raw materials and energy for smelting. For every five tons you feed your electric furnace with scrap steel, you must use a little carbon raiser. This will prevent over-oxidation and inadequate recarburization.
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The carbon is then arranged in a microstructure that resembles graphite, under conditions of high temperature. This process is known as "graphitization". It increases the efficiency of the Recarburizer due to the reduction of impurities. This results in a more efficient and faster reaction with the molten iron. The final product is better because of this.
Carbon raisers are derived from natural resources such as anthracite or calcined petroleum. This is a high-efficiency fuel with low sulfur and Ash content. This makes it safer for use in steelmill ladles, melt, holding, or a blast furnace. It comes in various forms, such as pellets or injection carbon.
It is a very special form carbon that is created by calcining anthracite with gas in electric calciners. It is very volatile, making it perfect for the last stages of iron and styrene processing in the ladle. The low sulphur-and nitrogen-content of this product may also help to reduce the environmental impact your foundry has.
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