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Semi-Empirical Modelling Of The Electrical Behaviour Of DC-Arc Smelting Furnaces
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Reynolds, Q. G. (2004). Semi-Empirical Modelling Of The Electrical Behaviour Of DC-Arc Smelting Furnaces.
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Reynolds, Q. G. (2004). Semi-Empirical Modelling Of The Electrical Behaviour Of DC-Arc Smelting Furnaces.
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Organization: The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 8
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2004
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| DC arc furnaces are widely used for steel scrap melting, and are increasingly being used for smelting applications as well. The electrical resistivity of slags varies widely, from highly conductive slags in ilmenite smelting, to highly resistive slags in applications such as cobalt recovery from non-ferrous slags, and nickel laterite smelting. Models have been developed to predict the electrical behaviour of the DC open plasma arc and the molten slag bath. These models allow the voltage and current ranges of furnace power supplies to be specified. |
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