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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 35  1976
A Comparative Study of Some Technological Properties of Raw Materials Used in the Manufacture of Carbon Products
BIMAL CHATTERJEE, N. B. SARKAR and H. P. S. MURTHY
Pages : 23N-27N
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1976.10840867
Abstract
Petroleum coke calcined at 1000°, 1300° and l600°C, petroleum coke based dense carbon aggregate developed at NML, two varieties of anthracite coke and two varieties of natural graphite have been studied. Studies on proximate analyses, specific gravity, crushability index, susceptibility to oxidation, X-ray diffraction have been made to have a comparative idea on the properties of the raw materials in their selection. Anthracite coke is found to have inferior properties as compared with dense carbon aggregate and petroleum coke calcines in the case of specific gravity, electrical resistivity and average crystallite size, etc. and a little superior property in the case of susceptibility to oxidation. For structural uses, i.e. furnace blocks, as well as for continuous type soderberg anode, dense carbon aggregate may be found quite suitable.
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