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COATED GRAPHITE ELECTRODES An ISO 9001:2015

COMPANY PROFILE KANDI ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. was incorporated in 1982 and started initial trading activities at Manor (Maharashtra), an Industrial Area just 85 kms from Mumbai, INDIA. Cost saving and good quality being the motto of the Management, the production started in 1995 for manufacture of Industrial products related to Steel & Metallurgical Industry for products namely: 1. Calorised & Ceramic Coated Oxygen Lancing Pipes 2. Burning / Thermal Lances for scrap, scull, nonferrous cutting and cleaning of tap holes, launders etc. 3. Refractory / Monolithic Injection Lance 4. Manually Operated SlideGate System for pouring of liquid steel (upto 30 MT ton capacity) 5. Powder Coated Pipes for Oil and Gas applications 6. M. S. ERW Steel Pipes from sizes 6NB to 100NB for general usage 7. Coated Graphite Electrode for EAF & LF/VOD Why We ISO 9001:2015 Certification Over 2 decades of manufacturing Well conversant with Steel & Nonferrous Mills Electrical connected load of 90HP Standby DG set with 65HP 15,000 sq.ft. of manufacturing shed Clean & Specious space availability Eco friendly Cost effective products Competitive & Effective organisation Sanjay Aggarwal DIRECTOR Global Presence U.S.A. GERMANY TAIWAN ABU DHABI QATAR BAHRAIN MYANMAR To p m a n a g e m e n t i s v e r y w e l l associated and conversed with Iron & Steel Industry especially having Steel Melting Shops with 5 ~ 100 MT capacities over 3 decades : For various metallurgical aspects like shaped & monolithic refractories Introducing cost & energy saving products Analysing user requirements to ensure customer satisfaction Doing continuous research and introducing upgraded technologies Providing a team for technical assistance on shop floor for related products Offering globally competitive prices & services An ISO 9001:2015

KANDI sophisticated Coating gives excellent antioxidation properties to graphite electrodes and reduces the specific consumption of graphite considerably. Coated electrodes are used for the production of electric steel as well as for manufacturing nonmetalic products in electric are processing. GRAPHITE ELECTRODES Graphite electrodes are used mainly in electric arc furnace steel production. Furthermore, coatings has been used on graphite electrodes since 1969 in these industries for steel melting, ranging from 5 tonnes to 185 tonnes capacity, using 200600 mm diameter electrodes. Graphite electrodes are used for producing steel. The coating has two main functions : To protect the surface of the electrodes while use in the furnace from oxidation. While the oxidation occurs, the diameter of the electrodes tip remains larger than that on a uncoated electrode. The linear rate of wear of the electrode is also decreased so that the overall electrodes consumption is reduced. To form high conductivity, low resistivity skin which increase the current carrying capacity of the electrodes. This allows more current to pass through the same sized electrodes, avoiding severe mechanical damage. Parameter Unit Value Thickness of the Coating Specific Electrical Resistivity 0 Gas impermeability at 900 C Temperature when Decomposition Process starts Delay of Graphite Surface Oxidation mm Ω.µm h 0 C h 0,5 0,8 0,07 0,10 above 50 above 1850 10 20 The protective coating consists of several layers and is added to the electrodes surface in a complicated, multilevel production process. A special characteristic of the coating technology is the electric arc treatment of every single layer. Total coating thickness ranges from 0.8~1.0 mm. Coating consists of 3 layers serving separate function. The first layer produces a high temperature, oxidation resistant coating, which forms the major protection of the electrode. Above this layer, a sprayed coat helps to nullify any porosity of the previous coating layer. The final layer is mainly responsible for the increase in c o n d u c t i v i t y. T h e c o a t i n g w i t h s t a n d s 0 temperatures over 1850 C and chemically destroyed only after many hours in the furnace. It is relatively impermeable to gas, and being semifluid high aluminium layer, resistant to thermal shock. The degree of oxidation is determined by measuring the carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide present in waste gases extracted during the heating of samples in an oxidizing gas stream. At 0 0 temperature between 1000 1850 C found in arc furnace, the uncoated graphite samples yeild large 0 amount of CO & CO2. By contrast, at 1000 C, the coated samples produce no CO or CO2, and even 0 after some time at 1850 C, no CO and only 25% of CO2 is found. The electrical resistance is reduced (and hence conductivity increased) by the application of coating. Laboratory tests have shown the coating itself to have an electrical resistance of 14.5022.00μ ohm cm against that of graphite of 6001000μ ohm cm.

ELECTRODES DURING USE ELECTRODES COATING / PRODUCTION

BENEFITS Re d u c t i o n o f t h e s p e c i f i c G ra p h i t e Consumption up to 25% Reduces Side Oxidation Reduced Oxidation Cone Increased Tip Diameter Reduced Tip Consumption Reduced Electrode Connections Reduced Tip Losses Improved Conductivity of the electrodes By the use of high conductive aluminium B y re d i s t r i b u t i o n o f t h e e l e c t r i c a l current flow. Increased Electrical Load carrying Capacity of the electrodes By relieving the electrical strain to the electrodes centre and the nipples. Coating forms a high conductivity, low resistivity skin which can increase the current carrying capacity of the electrodes, permitting more current to be passed through the same sized electrode, or same current through smaller diameter electrodes. Time Saving Reduced number of electrodes connections. Improved working conditions for the furnace staff Reduced crane times. Excellent Gas impermeability thereby increasing in resistance of coating towards variations in temperature and thermal shocks. SIZES Inch 10 12 14 16 18 20 Nominal Diameter mm 250 300 350 400 450 500 Typical Diameter mm 254 305 356 406 457 508 Nominal Length mm mm mm mm. 2400 2400 2400 2700 Added Benefits Throughout the life of coating, it protects the surface of graphite electrodes from oxidation. Coating on electrodes decreases the probability of breakage during use due to higher current carrying capacity. 22 600 605 2400 Kandi does Antioxidant coating on Graphite Electrodes only. We are not manufacturers of Electrodes, per se. 2700

TESTING : THERMAL RESISTIVITY ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY : CRITICAL / IMPORTANT POINTS 1) Check for damage / crack for graphite electrode 2) Control of coating material & coating thickness 3) Use of safe coating materials & avoiding critical materials such as boron, cobalt, titanium, lead, etc. 4) Mechanical strength and adhesion ensured during production process 5) Ensuring that coating materials have proper electoral conductivity and continuity 6) Safe handling of electrodes during production process and storage 7) Programing production logistics for faster return of electrodes (duly coated) back to the client. 8) Proper IQC maintained for uniformity and consistency of production norms at all stages 9) Adequate packing of coated electrodes for avoiding damage during transit

PACKING HANDLING

An ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED COMPANY F 301, Remi Biz Court, Shah Industrial Estate, Off Veera Desai Road, Andheri West, Mumbai 400 053, Maharashtra, India. Call : +91 22 26731083 I Fax : +91 22 40211346 info@kandi.co.in I www.kandi.co.in GSTIN No. : 27AAACK2628K1ZH CIN No. : U74210MH1982PTC028527