Use Of Lump Ore In HYL III Direct Reduction Process Laboratories And Plant Comparison

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
David H. Carrillo
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Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

HYL has developed a sticking tendency test which accurately predicts behavior of iron oxide feedstocks in the HYL III process. Test results together with pilot plant experimentation and commercial scale demonstrations permit the conclusion that lump ores will not agglomerate at 960°C (1233 K) in an HYL III Plant. Pellets may also be processed without agglomeration at 960°C (1233K) with the addition of no more than 5 percent lump ore. Using the HYL III process, the ironmaker can exploit feedstock market conditions without sacrificing plant productivity or energy efficiency.
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APA: David H. Carrillo  (1981)  Use Of Lump Ore In HYL III Direct Reduction Process Laboratories And Plant Comparison

MLA: David H. Carrillo Use Of Lump Ore In HYL III Direct Reduction Process Laboratories And Plant Comparison. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1981.

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