Aspects of Smelting Pig Iron in Electric Reduction Furnaces

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
L. T. Loe A. S. Norsk Mo i. Rana
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1970

Abstract

High production rate and good stability demand the optimization of all phases of electric pig iron smelting. This is important with respect to slag chemistry, which to a large extent regulates the process temperature in electric smelting. Controlled basicity and slag volume. and a satisfactory screen analysis of the reduction material and sinter, are of the utmost importance for smooth furnace operation. Large variations in slag volume and in B/ A and C/Fe ratio will have an influence on the furnace resistance and thus the specific energy development in the furnace, which lead to variable reduction of SiO.. The result will be variable hot -metal quality and un-stable furnace operation.
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APA: L. T. Loe A. S. Norsk Mo i. Rana  (1970)  Aspects of Smelting Pig Iron in Electric Reduction Furnaces

MLA: L. T. Loe A. S. Norsk Mo i. Rana Aspects of Smelting Pig Iron in Electric Reduction Furnaces. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1970.

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