Cryolite or synthetic cryolite is the electrolyte component used in the Hall-Héroult process for industrial production of aluminium. It is also commonly referred to as Secondary Cryolite, Crushed Bath, Bath Cryolite, Pure Bath, Bath and tapped Bath Material. It is generated during the aluminium smelting process as a result of high Sodium (Na) content in the alumina. Surplus cryolite is liquidly tapped and then crushed to be reused by other smelters or to compensate for electrolyte losses.
Anodes butts or spent anodes are carbon blocks used to conduct electrical energy during the process of producing primary aluminium.
Mineral water.
Minerals and metallurgical products & byproducts / waste, carbon, sponge iron.Clearing & documentation, various INCO terms available on request
Sieve analysis: powder form, 60%>100 microns (100 mesh) %C : 88.4 %S : 2.4 %Fe: 1.5 Ash < 0.3%
White mineral oil and light liquid paraffin oil.
Iron ore.
Steel billets, iron ore and rail scrap.Export
Commodity chemicals like calcium fluoride, clinker, petroleum products, mill scale.
Alumina Tri Hyroxide
Industrial chemical, metals and minerals.
Pet Coke briquettes is produced on order from pet coke powder which is generated whilst recycling of anodes in the aluminium industry. Pet coke briquettes forms part of our new product development and we are exploring new markets for this product. The Pet coke originates from calcined petroleum coke and three (3) different grades are available, depending on quality: Grade B : %FC 45-55; %S 2.7; %Fe 4.45; %F 16.5 Grade A: %FC 80-90; %S 1.9; %Fe 1.18; %F 1.74 Mixed Grade (A+B): %FC 65-75; %S 2.37; %Fe 2.59; %F 9.16 Briquette size
Direct reduced iron (DRI), also called sponge iron, is produced from the direct reduction of iron ore (in the form of lumps, pellets, or fines) to iron by a reducing gas.
