Sökning: "reduction softening melting"
Visar resultat 1 - 5 av 7 avhandlingar innehållade orden reduction softening melting.
1. Some aspects on the reduction of olivine pellets in laboratory scale and in an experimental blast furnace
Sammanfattning : The reduction behaviour of the olivine iron ore pellet MPBOwas studied in laboratory scale at KTH as well as in the LKABexperimental blast furnace. Initially, a newreduction-under-load, or so-called reduction/softening/melting,test equipment was developed. LÄS MER
2. Investigating the parameters that influence the behaviour of natural iron ores during the iron production process
Sammanfattning : In the iron production processes, sinters and pellets are mostly used as raw materials due to their consistency with respect to physical and chemical properties. However, natural iron ores, as mined, are rarely used directly as a feed material for iron processing. LÄS MER
3. Studies in low temperature self-reduction of by-products from integrated iron and steelmaking
Sammanfattning : Within the last decade, the landfill tax in Sweden has increased over 70% with comparable rates in the UK and elsewhere in EU. This development, among others, highlights the incentive for increased recycling efforts of fine particulate solid by-products in the iron and steel making industry in order to avoid depositing costs and to recover valuable metal fractions. LÄS MER
4. Optimisation of the slag formation in a blast furnace charged with 100% pellets
Sammanfattning : This work is based on experiences from industrial blast furnaces. Process irregularities when testing self-fluxed pellets Process disturbances when charging increased proportions of coarse pellets Laboratory tests to evaluate the effect of basic fluxes on the slag formation in the bosh and in the raceway have been carried out. LÄS MER
5. Interactions between iron oxides and the additives olivine, quartzite and calcite in magnetite pellets
Sammanfattning : In the present study, magnetite pellets with the additives olivine, calcite and quartzite were isothermally reduced in a tubular furnace to study the interaction between iron oxides and the additives. Exaggerated amounts of additives were used in order to enable analyses of phases that do not otherwise occur in sufficient amounts for X-ray diffraction and EDS-analyses. LÄS MER