Improving the Granulating and Sintering Performance by Pretreating Concentrates Using a Roller Press

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
D Q. Zhu
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Jul 11, 2011

Abstract

In this paper, the pretreatment of concentrates by roller press was present to improve the granulation of blends comprising some 30 per cent iron ore concentrates and enhance the sintering performance. It is shown that by pretreatment of fine concentrates through roller press, the content of +3 mm fractions of granulation mixture and sinter mixture permeability are elevated by ten per cent and 35 per cent. In the meantime, a sinter productivity increase from 1.51 - 1.62 t.m-2.h-1 is attainted in pot tests with similar sinter tumble index and at lower coke rate. The mechanism of the pretreatment of concentrates process to improve sintering performance of fine iron ore concentrates was demonstrated by mineralogy that better permeability help form more calcium ferrite and good microstructure of sinter, further proven by the better metallurgical performance of sinter.
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APA: D Q. Zhu  (2011)  Improving the Granulating and Sintering Performance by Pretreating Concentrates Using a Roller Press

MLA: D Q. Zhu Improving the Granulating and Sintering Performance by Pretreating Concentrates Using a Roller Press. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2011.

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