Granulation Of Titania Slag

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
D. Bessinger P. Beukes R. Glenewinkel
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

High titania slag is produced by the smelting of ilmenite and a suitable carbonaceous reductant in electric furnaces. Currently liquid slag is cast into large blocks, which take about 10 days to cool down before they can be crushed, milled and classified into two final products. The two products, chloride and sulphate grade slag, are differentiated according to their size. Granulation of titania slag has been identified as a possible alternative to the conventional block route. This paper discusses some of the work carried out at Exxaro Research and Development to investigate both wet and dry granulation of titania slag.
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APA: D. Bessinger P. Beukes R. Glenewinkel  (2007)  Granulation Of Titania Slag

MLA: D. Bessinger P. Beukes R. Glenewinkel Granulation Of Titania Slag. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2007.

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