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    What are the key features of graphite blocks?

    Time:2023.03.06Browse:1

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    1. Heat transfer and conductivity: Graphite has excellent heat transfer and conductivity. It is compared with general raw materials, and its heat transfer conductivity is moderate. It is 100 times higher than ordinary non -metal materials.


    2. Organic chemistry reliability: The gas -graphite has excellent organic chemical reliability, which can resist acidity, alkaline resistance, and organic solution.


    3. heat resistance: graphite block is one of the most heat -resistant raw materials that are already known to today. Its dissolution point is 3850 ℃ ± 50 ℃, and the melting point is 4250 ℃. Discard the least, and discard 0.8%according to weight graphite. It is not difficult to see that the heat -resistant function of graphite is excellent.


    4. Wetness: The moisturizing function of the graphite is similar to sulfide, and the friction resistance is lower than 0.1. Its moisturizing function changes with the size of the fish scales. The larger the fish scales, the smaller the friction resistance, and the better the moisture.


    5. Especially thermal shock -resistant function: Graphite's excellent heat -resistant shock -resistant function, that is, when the temperature suddenly changes, the line expansion coefficient is small, so it has excellent heat resistance. crack.

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