Calcined Petroleum Coke

CPC Calcined Petroleum Coke It is created by placing high-quality raw "green" petroleum coke into rotary kilns, where it is heated to temperatures between 1200 to 1350 degrees C (2192 to 2460 F)

Calcined petroleum coke is widely used in various industries, so it must have a wide range of uses.
It can also be seen in many industries. The calcined petroleum coke can be used in graphite manufacturing, smelting and chemical industry according to its quality. Low sulfur, excellent coking coke, such as needle coke, is mainly used in the manufacture of high-power graphite electrodes and some special carbon products; Needle coke is an important raw material for the steel industry to develop new technology of electric furnace steelmaking. During the reaction, coke powder particles are continuously drawn from the reactor and into the coke burner. Some coke particles are burned with air and recirculated back into the reactor to provide the heat needed for the coking reaction and excess coke powder particles are expelled from the system. Calcined petroleum coke is used in refining aluminium and making graphite. In addition, it is mainly used in the manufacture of carbon products, such as graphite electrodes and anode arcs, as well as steelmaking, non-ferrous metals and aluminum smelting. You can see it in all of these places. In addition, calcined petroleum coke can also be used as fuel, but when used as fuel, superfine grinding is required using a graded impact mill.