Quantifying the Resistance to Airflow during Iron Ore Sintering
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
Sintering tests, involving airflow measurements before and after bed ignition, were carried out on three optimized iron ore blends-containing only hematite (HAEM), hematite with pisolite (PISO), and hematite with pisolite and hematite-goethite (PIMM)-to assess the resistance of the flame front and associated regions. Results showed that post-ignition airflow rates for the three blends were comparable for the same pre-ignition airflow rate, indicating that reactive ores i.e. pisolite and hematite-goethite ores, did not have an adverse effect on flame front resistance. For the PIMM blend, increasing the level of fines (minus 0.15 mm fraction) also did not have any effect on the flame front resistance. Reducing the coke level in all the three blends and increasing basicity decreased the value of the resistance. The resistance was shown to be a strong function of green bed airflow velocity and semi-empirical equations, with single variables, were derived to characterize the ‘sinterability’ of iron ore mixes.
- 社団法人 日本鉄鋼協会の論文
- 2003-05-15
著者
-
Hutchens M.
Bhp Billiton Marketing Asia
-
LOO C.
BHP Billiton, Minerals Technology
-
Loo C.
Bhp Billiton Technology Newcastle Technology Centre
-
Loo C.
Bhp Billiton Minerals Technology
関連論文
- Effect of Iron Ore Particle Assimilation on Sinter Structure
- Quantifying the Resistance to Airflow during Iron Ore Sintering
- Drop Height Variation in Coke Drum Index Determinations
- Micro-structural coke properties - binary blend cokes compared with a single coal coke
- Micro-properties of Australian Coking Coals