Ferrosilicomanganese is a ferroalloy whose main elements are iron, silicon and manganese. It is used as a ladle additive during steelmaking to provide silicon and manganese, which act as oxidizers and alloying elements.
Ferro Silicon is an iron and silicon alloy that typically contains 15% to 90% of silicon by weight. This alloy has a high concentration of iron silicides and can be made through the reduction of silica or sand in the presence of iron and coke. Ferro Silicon is often used as a source of silicon to reduce metal oxides and deoxidize steel and other ferrous alloys.
Graphite powder is a form of carbon that has a hexagonal crystalline structure. It is used as a lubricant, a conductive material, and an artistic medium. Graphite powder can be synthetic or natural and can have different particle sizes and purity levels. Graphite powder is also involved in some nuclear fusion experiments.
Graphite electrodes are electrodes made of petroleum coke, coal tar pitch, and some additives, and are shaped by extrusion, baking, impregnation, graphitization, and machining and are utilized in applications that require significant levels of electrical conductivity and tolerance to high temperatures.
Graphite Petroleum Coke is a form of carbon that is produced by graphitizing petroleum coke at a high temperature of about 3000°C. Graphite Petroleum Coke is used as a fuel, an anode for steel and aluminum production, and a recarburizer for casting and steelmaking.
Ferro chrome is classified as a ferroalloy, meaning it is composed of a mixture of iron and chromium, with a typical chromium content of 50 to 70% by weight. Ferro chrome is produced by electric arc carbothermic reduction of chromite, a mineral composed mainly of chrome oxide and iron oxide and mined as chrome ore.
Ferro Manganese is a type of ferroalloy that contains high amounts of manganese and iron. Ferro Manganese is used as a deoxidizer and an alloying agent for steel. It improves the strength, hardness, toughness, and wear resistance of steel and also prevents the steel from becoming brittle by removing Sulphur.
Calcined petroleum coke or CPC, is derived from raw (green) petroleum coke at temperatures greater than 1200°C. This process removes moisture and volatile matter from GPC and improves its physical and chemical properties. There are various methods to produce CPC, such as using a rotary kiln, hearth, and vertical shaft technologies.
