Use of Cement-Bonded Agglomerates as Burden Material for Blast Furnaces

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Maneesh Singh
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

During the various stages of iron & steel production a number of iron-rich by-products are generated. The traditional way to recycle them back to the blast furnace has been the balling - sintering process. These by-products can also be made into cement-bonded agglomerates for use as burden material for blast furnaces. In order to improve the quality of agglomerates the effects of various processing parameters on the properties of cement-bonded briquettes have to be controlled. This paper looks into the various aspects of producing cement-bonded agglomerates and using them as burden material for blast furnaces.
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APA: Maneesh Singh  (2003)  Use of Cement-Bonded Agglomerates as Burden Material for Blast Furnaces

MLA: Maneesh Singh Use of Cement-Bonded Agglomerates as Burden Material for Blast Furnaces. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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