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Research on anthracite coal to prepare excellent foundry briquette coke

Luo Dao

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With small quantity of fat gassy coal and coke powder and taking improved refuse pulp liquid as binder, the paper studied the cold pressed briquette coke law with anthracite. With normal experiments, the paper set up the optimum technique conditions. The results showed that excellent second foundry briquette coke was prepared with the technique.

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With small quantity of fat gassy coal and coke powder and taking improved refuse pulp liquid as binder, the paper studied the cold pressed briquette coke law with anthracite. With normal experiments, the paper set up the optimum technique conditions. The results showed that excellent second foundry briquette coke was prepared with the technique.

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With small quantity of fat gassy coal and coke powder and taking improved refuse pulp liquid as binder, the paper studied the cold pressed briquette coke law with anthracite. With normal experiments, the paper set up the optimum technique conditions. The results showed that excellent second foundry briquette coke was prepared with the technique.

Key concepts: Briquette, Anthracite, Coke, Coal, Foundry, Coke strength after reaction, Metallurgy, Waste management

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