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AIP Conference Proceedings, 1982
Thermal plasma systems are providing a major new technology for basic ironmaking with the added benefits of process reductant flexibility and potential for reduced capital cost. Industrial scale plasma systems (1,000 to 8,000 kW) have been installed and operated in both pilot and production facilities.
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Thermal plasma systems are providing a major new technology for basic ironmaking with the added benefits of process reductant flexibility and potential for reduced capital cost. Industrial scale plasma systems (1,000 to 8,000 kW) have been installed and operated in both pilot and production facilities.
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JOM, 1967
1. The best approach to water treatment is to avoid contaminating the water in the first place. This approach starts with the design of the furnace and involves the entire blast furnace plant and its operation. 2. Water systems should be arranged to keep clean and dirty streams separate and to concentrate as much of the contamination as ...
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1. The best approach to water treatment is to avoid contaminating the water in the first place. This approach starts with the design of the furnace and involves the entire blast furnace plant and its operation. 2. Water systems should be arranged to keep clean and dirty streams separate and to concentrate as much of the contamination as ...
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AISTech 2021 Proceedings of the Iron and Steel Technology Conference, 2021
Y. Gordon +3 more
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Britannia, 1971
In the past few decades, the spread of the knowledge of ironmaking technology from its origins in the Near East throughout the Old World has been the subject of considerable study. Archaeologists and metallurgists have collaborated in the investigation of technological material, notably furnace remains, slags, and iron artefacts.
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In the past few decades, the spread of the knowledge of ironmaking technology from its origins in the Near East throughout the Old World has been the subject of considerable study. Archaeologists and metallurgists have collaborated in the investigation of technological material, notably furnace remains, slags, and iron artefacts.
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JOM, 1963
A summary of the history of electric ironmaking furnaces, including open-bath types, electric shaft furnaces, and low-shaft electric furnaces, this article also describes industrial installations. Economic comparisons are made between blast furnaces and electric-furnace practices using ore, agglomerates, and preheated and prereduced charging materials.
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A summary of the history of electric ironmaking furnaces, including open-bath types, electric shaft furnaces, and low-shaft electric furnaces, this article also describes industrial installations. Economic comparisons are made between blast furnaces and electric-furnace practices using ore, agglomerates, and preheated and prereduced charging materials.
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AISTech2020 Proceedings of the Iron and Steel Technology Conference, 2020
A. Tretyak, D. Tikhonov, Y. Gordon
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A. Tretyak, D. Tikhonov, Y. Gordon
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