Carbon Injection System
A Carbon Injection System is used in Steel Melt Shops to introduce carbon into molten steel for refining and improving slag foaming. It enhances energy efficiency, steel quality, and furnace performance.
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Type: Fully automatic control system.
Application: Injects graphite powder into molten steel through a lance pipe assembly.
Storage Tank Capacity: Minimum 750 kg of graphite powder.
Injection Rate: 20–100 kg/min.
Material for Injection: Graphite powder with a maximum grain size of 5mm.
Operating Pressure: 2–4 kg/cm² compressed air.
Test Pressure: 8 kg/cm².
Dehumidifier & Air Filter: Ensures moisture-free and contamination-free air.
Digital Display: Electronic weighing system with digital indication.
Construction: Robust steel frame with lifting lugs.
Accuracy: ±3 kg.
Power Source: AC 415V, 50Hz, 3-phase.
Distance from Furnace: Approx. 20 meters.
Climatic Conditions: Operates in humidity levels from 20% to 95% RH.
Foamy Slag Formation: Improves slag foaming for better thermal efficiency.
Energy Optimization: Reduces power consumption in Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs).
Steel Quality Enhancement: Helps in carbon control and refining.
Automated Maintenance: Self-diagnostic system ensures consistent carbon flow.
Multiple Injection Points: Can inject carbon at different locations within the furnace
