Calcined Petroleum Coke for Aluminum Baked Anode

 In a matter of hours, calcined petroleum coke is cooled from 1350 ˚C to less than 200 ˚C, when it can be safely handled and transported to storage silos or placed directly into shipping containers, trucks, railcars, barges or vessels.

Calcined petroleum coke has a sponge-like structure which plays an important role in the making of anodes. The pores allow binding material to penetrate through the coke particles and form a solid carbon block, through which aluminum smelters conduct electricity into their smelting pots. Over time, the anodes are consumed, roughly at the rate of 40 tons of calcined petroleum coke for each 100 tons of aluminum produced. Currently, there is no known commercially viable substitute for calcined petroleum coke in the fabrication and utilization of aluminum smelter anodes.

At SKF, we deliver anode-grade petcoke tailored to our clients’ specific requirements. We ensure the supply of petcoke either from our stocks or shipped directly from the refinery to the client’s site, utilizing any mode of transport, be it river barges, sea vessels, or railway wagons. Our comprehensive and flexible approach reflects our commitment to meeting our clients’ needs reliably and efficiently. Following table is the typical specification of our universal grade.

* The particle size could be 0-50mm or as per customer’s requirement.

Packing:

1) Small bag: 25kg kraft bag or PP bag

2) Big bag: 1000kg Jumboo bag

3) According to customer’s requirements.