2 edition of Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets found in the catalog.
Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets
L. A. Haas
Published
1991
by Office of Technology Transfer, U.S. Bureau of Mines in Washington, DC
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | by L.A. Haas, J.A. Aldinger, and R.K. Zahl. |
| Series | Report of investigations (United States. Bureau of Mines) |
| Contributions | Aldinger, Jeffrey A., Zahl, Robert K. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | TN23 .U43 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | p. cm |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL22076263M |
| LC Control Number | 90-20934 |
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Contents • xi Phosphorus Content of Hot Metal Sulphur Control Concluding Remarks References Overall Input and Output Considerations Gas Flow through the Furnace Softening–Melting Characteristics Blast Furnace Slag and Its Utilisation Use of Pellets in Burden softening-melting temperature measuring device and the temperature points were recorded at the four distinct shape changes of the sample pellets: initial deformation, sphere and hemisphere formation, and complete melting. The lowest softening and melting temperatures of the CaO-SiO.
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Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, (OCoLC) INFLUENCE OF REDUCING CONDITIONS ON THE SOFTENING-MELTING CHARACTERISTICS OF TACONITE PELLETS By Larry A.
Haas,1 Jeffrey A. Aldinger,2 and Robert K. Zahl3 ABSTRACT The U.S. Bureau of Mines is investigating ways of enhancing the highwtemperature softening-melting (HTSM) properties of domestic taconite pellets. Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets [L.
Haas] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets. Authors The influence of reduction conditions on HTSM properties was evaluated by varying the pellet metallization starting temperature and the carbon monoxide content of the CO-N2 gas mixture.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Get this from a library. Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets. [Larry A Haas]. Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets [microform] / by Larry A.
Haas, Jeffrey A. Aldinger, and Robert K. Zahl U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines Washington, D.C. ( E St., N.W., MS #, Washington ) Australian/Harvard Citation. Select up to three search categories and corresponding keywords using the fields to the right.
Refer to the Help section for more detailed instructions. Softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets. Authors Bureau of Mines research was initiated to delineate the influence of the experimental variables on high-temperature softening-melting properties of pellets.
The goals were to (1) investigate the influence of the starting metallization temperature, CO content of the reducing gas. Buy Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets (SuDoc I ) by L.
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Aldinger, Jeffrey A.: Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets / (Washington, D.C.: U.S.
Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, ), also by L. Haas and Robert K. Zahl (page images at HathiTrust). Influence of reducing conditions on the softening-melting characteristics of taconite pellets / (Washington, D.C.: U.S.
Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, ), by L. Haas, Robert K. Zahl, and Jeffrey A. Aldinger (page images at HathiTrust).
Softening and melting behaviour of the iron ore materials was studied towards understanding the mechanism of formation of liquid slag and metal phases in the pre-reduced sinter and : Volodymyr Shatokha.
Use of oxygen-enriched gas for the oxidation of acid and fluxed taconite pellets [microform] / by Larry A. Haas, John C. Nigro, and Robert C. Moe U.S. Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Mines Washington, D.C Australian/Harvard Citation.
Haas, L. & Nigro, John C. & Moe, Robert C. & United States. Bureau of Mines. structures of pellets, the process also depends on the quan-tity of wustite and the quantity of the additional fluxes.
In other words, softening and melting characteristics of the burden are strongly influenced by the extent of reduction of pellets and the chemical compositions of bosh slag. To improve the quality of the blast furnace burden con. Research highlights Effect of pellet basicity and MgO on the formation of different phases during induration was examined.
RDI and softening-melting characteristics of pellets found to be improving with increasing basicity. Addition of MgO to both acid and limestone fluxed pellets considerably reduced their swelling tendency.
Pellet quality improved due to formation of Cited by: Fired pellets with varying basicity (0 to ) and MgO (0 and %) content were tested for cold strength, reduction degradation index, reducibility, swelling and softening–melting.
In the present study, effect of pellet basicity and MgO content on the melt formation and microstructure during the induration was examined. Fired pellets with varying basicity (0 to ) and MgO (0 and %) content were tested for cold strength, reduction degradation index, reducibility, swelling and softening–melting by: The Behaviour of Softening and Melting of Hematite Pellet and Sinter during Heating in a Reducing Atmosphere.
Katsumi MORI 1), Softening and melting characteristics of some pellets and sinter during heating in a CO gas stream were examined by using an X-ray TV apparatus. The effect of load applied to the burden on its behaviour was also Author: Katsumi Mori, Ryoichi Hidaka, Yasuji Kawai.
For both sinter and pellets, the growth of bacisity is followed by T 1 increase which is explained by raised temperature of primary liquid phase appearance during the heating-reduction treatment. Relationship of T 2 with the bacisity corresponds to the basicity effect on slag liquidus by: 2.softening melting characteristics.
In the fluxed pellets, bonding is achieved through silicate melt formation during induration. The amount of gangue in the concentrate, CaO & MgO in the fluxes and binder influence the amount and chemistry of silicate melt. CaO fluxes silicate melt as well as reacts with iron oxide to form different calcium.THE FORMATION ANI) INFLUENCE OF THE SLAG.
PHASB. DURING ~ REDUC'l'ION OF SOte CbMMERCIlILPELLETS r by Robert John Nightingale. B": Met.(Hons.) A Thesis Submitted to the School of Graduate Studies in Partial : John Robert Nightingale.
