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2017.08.23

Coal Import From Russia Surged More Than 5 Times At China's Largest Land Port

According to statistical data released by Manchuria Customs on August 3, in the first half of 2017, Manchuria port has imported 735 thousand tons of coal; compared with 2016, it increased 5.6 times; the import value reached 230 million yuan. All coal at Manchuria Port were imported from Russia. Russian coal owns such advantag...

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2017.08.16

Vietnam Is Considering To Open The Coal Market

With the development of the domestic market, more and more Vietnamese coal and electric power enterprises begin to call for opening coal market to create a competitive environment. In this way, the industry vitality and energy security can be ensured. According to the Vietnam News Agency, the Vietnamese government has designa...

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2017.05.26

The Analysis of unqualified coal during China’s Coal Import in 2016

Today（18 May, 2017）, AQSIQ has published the White Paper on Quality and Safety of Import and Export Commodity in 2016, which exposes the situation of import and export coal quality. The whole system has inspected 22,270 batches of import coal which weights 195.7326 million tons and worths 9.662 billion USD, increasing 7.56%,...

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2017.04.05

CKIC Customer Satisfaction Survey

Since the first calorimeter exported to Ukraine, CKIC has a history of 15 years in the overseas market. Till now, we have exported over 1500 units of equipment in 50 countries. In the developing process, we insist to manufacture high-quality products, promote the sales with great services, take every commissioning in priority, a...

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2017.04.01

TOGETHER FOR BETTER: CKIC Invitation for Cooperation

CKIC is a leading manufacturer and solution provider of sampling, sample preparation and laboratory instruments, covering the industries of thermal power plant, cement plant, steel plant, coal mines, commercial laboratory, research institute and food industries.

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2017.03.27

Why Is It So Important to Analyze the Carbon and Sulfur Elements?

In the iron and steel industry, carbon is the most important element. We usually differentiate the iron and steel by the carbon contents ( If the carbon contents are over 2%, the material is iron; if the carbon contents are less 2%, the material is steel.); While the contents of sulfur can reflect the steel-making level. General...

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