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The processing of graphite electrodes goes through many processes, and the demand for raw materials is large, which will cause a certain amount of waste in actual production. For example, during the production process, if the billet is broken, or the physical and chemical indicators are unqualified, the produced graphite electrodes will not be put into qualified products, resulting in waste. The second is that graphite electrodes are used in steelmaking plants for smelting, and there are phenomena of falling furnace or severe oxidation. In this way, the graphite electrode cannot continue to be used and becomes a waste (commonly known as: dropping the charge).