Coke Strength after Reduction Furnace CSR
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
A pilot plant scale furnace for the coke strength after reduction test, listed with a matching I-tester and tumbler in the Carbolite Gero coal and coke range. Detailed specifications are published in the coal and coke brochure rather than on the page.
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