Observations of the Reduction of FeO from Slag by Graphite, Coke and Coal Char
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The reduction of FeO from iron-saturated FeO-CaO-Al2O3-SiO2 slags by graphite, coke and coal char at 1673 K has been investigated using a sessile drop technique. Metallographic analysis of samples quenched from the reaction temperature, and “in situ” observations of the reaction interface, reveal significant differences in the slag/carbon contact, and in the morphologies of the product iron and its composition; these differences were found to depend on the carbon type used in the reduction. In particular it has been shown that, in the case of graphite and coke, liquid Fe-C droplets were rapidly formed at the slag/C interface. Reactions of the slag with coal chars, in contrast, result predominantly in the formation of solid iron. These observations indicate that the reaction pathways, and hence reaction kinetics, are dependent on carbon type.
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- 2005-05-15
著者
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Hayes P.
Pyrometallurgy Research Centre School Of Engineering University Of Queensland
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Teasdale S.
Pyrometallurgy Research Centre School Of Engineering University Of Queensland
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HAYES P.
Pyrometallurgy Research Centre, School of Engineering, University of Queensland
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