GSO ISO 10237:2013
ISO 10237:1997
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
01 April 2013
Carbonaceous materials for use in the production of aluminium -- Calcined coke -- Determination of residual-hydrogen content
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GSO ISO 10237:2013 Scope
Green coke is calcined prior to being used for the fabrication of anodes for the electrolytic production of aluminium.
A criterion for the degree of calcination is the hydrogen residue.
This International Standard specifies a method for determining the residual-hydrogen content of calcined coke used
in the production of aluminium. The method is only applicable to products having a residual-hydrogen content of less
than 1 % (mlm).
NOTE - At concentrations of less than 1 % (m/m), hydrogen is mainly bound to condensed aromatic rings and less to side
chains.
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