Thermodynamic and kinetic investigation of carbothermic reduction of electric arc furnace dust
The thermodynamics and kinetics of electric arc furnace dust (EAFD) reduction were studied experimentally. The oxygen potential in the systems was determined by the electromotive force (EMF) method. Experimental equations for ΔG = f(T) were derived.
D. Grigorova, R. Paunova
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Hydrogen preserves microstructure to enhance steelmaking dust recycling
Electric arc furnace dust a hazardous waste from galvanized steel recycling, presents a significant challenge to sustainable steel production. Here, we show that hydrogen reduction, under industrially relevant conditions, offers a transformative solution
Manuel Leuchtenmüller
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Utilization of bentonite in cementation of Cs-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust
Cementation was employed to harden the Cs-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust. The dust and cement were used as cementation binders. Bentonite was added to resist the Cs-137 leaching from the dust-cement-bentonite specimens.
Klitsadee Yubonmhat +3 more
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Assessment of stack emissions during different phases of electric arc furnace steelmaking process
Electric arc furnace steelmaking is a fast growing manufacturing process in which steel scrap is re-melted and desired quality steel grades are produced.
Zeeshan A Hameed, Azizur Rahman
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Heavy oil high viscosity poses significant challenges for recovery, with thermal methods often incurring high economic and environmental costs. Metal catalysts are known for their efficiency and effectiveness in oil upgrading processes.
Mohammad Hossein Shabani +4 more
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The Mineralogical Composition of Dust from an Electric Arc Furnace
A very important waste produced during the manufacturing of steel is the dust from the clectric arc furnace (EAF). This dust is emitted from the EAF with the rume gases. Because of its physical and chemical properties it is categorised as a hazarodus industrial waste.
Cerjan-Stefanović, Štefica +3 more
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A two-stage metal valorisation process from electric arc furnace dust (EAFD)
This paper demonstrates possibility of separate zinc and lead recovery from coal composite pellets, composed of EAFD with other synergetic iron-bearing wastes and by-products (mill scale, pyrite-cinder, magnetite concentrate), through a two-stage process.
H. Issa +4 more
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Research Progress on the Removal Technologies of Zn and Sn Elements from Scrap Steel
Electric arc furnace (EAF) short process steelmaking takes scrap steel as the main raw material, which has the characteristics of short process, low energy consumption and low carbon emission.
Wang Runzhe, Zhu Rong, Chang Huan
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A Double Barrier Technique with Hydrotalcites for Pb Immobilisation from Electric Arc Furnace Dust. [PDF]
Lozano-Lunar A +4 more
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Method and Mechanisms of Soil Stabilization Using Electric Arc Furnace Dust. [PDF]
Al-Amoudi OSB +3 more
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