Iron Ore Company of Canada - Best Practice in upgrading and improving its pellets and concentrate

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Rénard Chaigneau
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May 1, 2011

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Quality during induration Drying ??40% of energy ??Drying velocity = f(1/radius2) ??Size versus risk of condensation ??Flow is important (minimise fines)Oxidation ??IOC Fe2+ typically 0.04% ??Important to minimise Fe2+forLow Temperature Disintegration ??Tight size distribution is key13
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APA: Rénard Chaigneau  (2011)  Iron Ore Company of Canada - Best Practice in upgrading and improving its pellets and concentrate

MLA: Rénard Chaigneau Iron Ore Company of Canada - Best Practice in upgrading and improving its pellets and concentrate. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2011.

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