Silicon Briquette

What is Silicon Briquette

The Silicon Briquette is produced by sieving and pulverizing the silicon slag, then adding water and a binder, and pressing it into a silicon compact by a briquetting machine. Many metallurgical plants often replace silicon iron with Silicon Briquettes. Since the price of the Silicon Briquette is lower than that of the ferrosilicon, the cost and efficiency of the smelter can be effectively saved.

Production of Silicon Briquettes:

The silicon powder is mixed with other metallurgical elements and then pressed into a silicon compact by a professional briquetting machine. Our technicians have carefully crafted silicon compacts to the highest quality and meet the procurement needs of steel mills and manufacturers. Silicon spheres are an economical metallurgical material.

Silicon Briquette features:

Silicon spheres have a number of advantages over conventional ferroalloy materials. Silicon can separate oxygen from molten steel and deoxidize during steelmaking. Therefore, the silicon sphere has very good deoxidation performance. At the same time, it also features the ability to reduce slag and furnace temperature rise during steelmaking.