general power graphite electrode
Graphite electrodes offer superior electrical conductivity, high thermal resistance, and mechanical strength. These advantages make them essential in electric arc furnaces for efficient steel and metal production.
Products DETAILS
general power graphite electrode
Item
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Value
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Place of Origin
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China
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Brand Name
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monband
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Type
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Electrode Block
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Application
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Metallurgical Industry
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Length
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2000mm-2700mm
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Resistance (μΩ.m)
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4.0-8.8
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Apparent Density (g/cm³ )
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1.55-1.82
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Thermal Expansion
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1.1-2.6, 1.1-1.4
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Flexural Strength (N/m2)
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≥8Mpa
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Product Name
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UHP Grade Graphite Electrode
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Raw Material
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Petroleum Coke
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Color
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Black
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Nipple
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3TPI/4TPI/4TPIL
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Applicattion
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Smelting Steel
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MOQ
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20 Ton
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Resistance
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4.8 to 5.8 microns
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Apparent Density
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1.68-1.75
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Flexural Strength
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10-14mpa
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Packing
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Wooden Cases
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Graphite electrodes exhibit several key advantages that make them indispensable in various industrial applications. Their exceptional electrical conductivity enables efficient energy transfer in electric arc furnaces, essential for melting and refining metals during steel production. High thermal resistance allows graphite electrodes to withstand extreme temperatures, ensuring sustained and reliable performance in demanding environments.
Furthermore, graphite electrodes possess excellent mechanical strength, crucial for withstanding the mechanical and thermal stresses encountered in industrial processes. Their low coefficient of thermal expansion helps maintain dimensional stability at elevated temperatures.
Graphite electrodes contribute to cost-effectiveness by facilitating shorter melting times and reducing energy consumption, leading to enhanced efficiency in metal production processes. The ability to sustain high current densities and resist oxidation further enhances their durability and longevity.
Overall, the unique combination of electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties positions graphite electrodes as a superior choice for diverse applications, including steelmaking, non-ferrous metal production, and other critical industrial processes.