Iron and Steel Division - Sintering Investigations with Preagglomerated Burdens

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
F. W. Kinsey C. A. O’Malley
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1960

Abstract

This paper deals with an experimental study in the use of a preagglomerated burden as a means of increasing the production of sinter. The effect of a wide range of sinter burden was studied, including concentrates produced by a flotation process. Some of the important characteristics of a sinter bed are discussed along with the strength and reducibility of the sintered product. In recent years the use of sinter in blast furnaces has become increasingly important across the country—largely because of the demand for more hot iron from existing plant capacity and the increasing amount of fines in the burden materials available to the blast-furnace operator. In many instances, unfortunately, the demand for sinter has been so great that little time has been available to give the proper
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APA: F. W. Kinsey C. A. O’Malley  (1960)  Iron and Steel Division - Sintering Investigations with Preagglomerated Burdens

MLA: F. W. Kinsey C. A. O’Malley Iron and Steel Division - Sintering Investigations with Preagglomerated Burdens. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1960.

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