Study and Application of Cold-Forming Binder for Coke Powder

Mei Ling Yang; Song Zhang; Li Ping Ma; You Zhua La

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.725

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Study and Application of Cold-Forming Binder for Coke Powder

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Industrial molasses, along with strengthening agent, which can be served as the raw material to produce coke powder, , Investigation of cold and hot strength and compressive capacity of formed coke showed that dosing 10% of industrial molasses and 1% of strengthening agent can meet the binder production requirements. The formed coke can be the alternatives of coke nut for electric furnace smelting. The raw material of this binder is cheap and abundant in market; its production is simple, cheap and clean.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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725-730

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August 2013

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Mei Ling Yang, Song Zhang, Li Ping Ma, You Zhua La

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Binder Cold Shaping, Coke Powder, Cold Firm Shape, Formed Coke

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