silicon carbon alloy

Silicon-Carbon-Alloy-Briquette

Silicon Carbon Alloy High C Silicon 68/18 65/15 Lump Powder Briquette

Silicon carbon alloy is suitable for deoxidation of various ordinary steels and castings. It has fast deoxidation, rapid slagging and strong recovery atmosphere. Silicon carbon alloy can effectively improve the element recovery rate and greatly reduce smelting costs. High carbon silicon can stabilize the quality of molten iron, refine the grains. At the same time, remove harmful …

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High carbon silicon slag

High Carbon Silicon Slag

High carbon silicon slag is a type of silicon slag. Just like other silicon slag models, it is the dross of silicon metal. During silicon metal production, there will be unqualified metallic silicon came out along with silicon metal. It is a by-product . Sometimes in ferrosilicon furnaces also produce it accidentally, but ferrosilicon slag …

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Si68C18-Si65C15-HC-Si-Alloy

High-Carbon Silion Si68C18 Si65C15 HC-Si Alloy

Silicon-carbon alloy is an alloy mainly composed of silicon and carbon elements. All models like Si68C18 Si65C15 HC-Si Alloy, have applicable  in steel smelting because of its good deoxidation and carburization functions. Just like silicon metal, it use raw materials such as silica and petroleum coke through high-temperature reduction reactions in high-temperature electric furnaces in production process. …

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High Carbon Silicon

High Carbon Silicon and Silicon Slag

High Carbon Silicon and Silicon Slag are both by-products of the production of metallic silicon, also known as silicon-carbon alloy or Si-C alloy. Metallic silicon is an important industrial raw material for formulating alloys, preparing polycrystalline silicon, and producing organic silicon. Different models of silicon metal have different carbon content and silicon content. The carbon …

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