Smelting high-carbon ferrochrome with uniform briquetted batch

A method of batch briquetting is proposed to permit the use of fine fractions of ore and carbon reducing agents in ferroalloy production. Briquets are produced in six forms, using four different reducing agents and chrome ore in different ratios. The tests confirm the possibility, in principle, of p...

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Published in:	Steel in translation Vol. 40; no. 6; pp. 565 - 567
Main Authors:	Tolymbekov, M. Zh, Baisanov, S. O., Izbembetov, Zh. Zh, Abdulabekov, E. E., Akuov, A. M.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Heidelberg Allerton Press, Inc 01-06-2010 Springer Nature B.V
Subjects:	Briquets Briquetting Carbon Chemistry and Materials Science Ferroalloys Materials Science Reducing agents Smelting Steels Translations Charge Hole Ferroalloy Production Furnace Productivity Flame Coal Ferrochrome
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Summary:	A method of batch briquetting is proposed to permit the use of fine fractions of ore and carbon reducing agents in ferroalloy production. Briquets are produced in six forms, using four different reducing agents and chrome ore in different ratios. The tests confirm the possibility, in principle, of producing high-carbon ferrochrome from uniform briquetted batch, without the use of ore chunks.
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ISSN:	0967-0912 1935-0988
DOI:	10.3103/S0967091210060124