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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy, 2021 Heat loss is a leading cause of heightened global temperatures and carbon dioxide. The energy crisis has raised concerns on addressing heat recovery, especially in iron and steel industries. Iron and steel industries are consuming roughly 10 to 15 percent of the world’s energy.
AM Hosseini, A Faghih Khorasani
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Optimization of Midrex Direct Reduced Iron Use in Ore‐Based Steelmaking
steel research international, 2014 Iron and steel industry contributes by more than 5% to the global anthropogenic CO2 emissions, so new ways to reduce the emissions in this industrial sector must be found. In order to facilitate a transition to more sustainable production concepts, economic factors must be considered.
Helle, Mikko +5 more
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Regeneration of the Midrex Reformer Catalysts Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2018 Abstract Optimum operating conditions are established for the regeneration of the deactivated Midrex reformer nickel-alumina (Ni/Al2O3) catalysts employed in Khouzestan Steel Company (KSC) using supercritical carbon dioxide. In addition, the impacts of a range of parameters, including static time, flow rate, pressure, and temperature, on extraction ...
Erfan Sadatshojaei +4 more
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MODEL-BASED ENERGY ANALYSIS OF AN INTEGRATED MIDREX-BASED IRON/STEEL PLANT
Chemical Engineering Communications, 2014 This article presents modeling and simulations of an integrated plant for the production of steel using the direct reduced iron (DRI)/electric arc furnace (EAF) route. In a previous work (Alhumaizi et al., 2012), a comprehensive mathematical model of an iron plant based on MIDREX technology was developed, validated, and simulated.
Ajbar, AbdelHamid M +3 more
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Behavior of Extrusion Briquettes in Midrex Reactors. Part 2*
Metallurgist, 2016 Results are presented from tests involving the metallization of extrusion briquettes in an industrial reactor (Midrex process). The brex are made from screenings of oxidized pellets, partially metallized sludge, mill scale, and EAF dust with the use of two types of binders.
I. F. Kurunov +3 more
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Influence of the reducing-gas distribution in the tuyere belt on the buildup in midrex furnaces
Steel in Translation, 2013 The influence of the reducing-gas distribution in Midrex furnaces is investigated. The temperature of the tuyere belt in the furnace lining is studied experimentally, and blockage of the tuyeres by buildup is analyzed. The tuyeres are mainly blocked on account of the nonuniform reducing-gas distribution, which is associated with the temperature ...
Yu. L. Zil’berberg +3 more
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Modeling and Simulation of the MIDREX Shaft Furnace: Reduction, Transition and Cooling Zones
JOM, 2015 Metallic iron used in steel industries is mostly obtained from a direct reduction process. The focus of this study is to simulate the furnace of the MIDREX technology. MIDREX technology which is the most important gas-based direct reduced iron (DRI) process in the world, includes reduction, transition and cooling zones. The reduction zone considered as
Alireza Shams, Faegheh Moazeni
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Thermodynamic Model of MIDREX Ironmaking Process Using FactSageTM and Macro Facility
Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, 2023 Sunil Yadav +2 more
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MIDREX H2 — The Road to CO2-Free Iron and Steelmaking
AISTech 2021 Proceedings of the Iron and Steel Technology Conference, 2021 C. Boehm +6 more
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