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Green Ironmaking Industry: Production of Iron Pellets Using Lime Sludge by Rosso Neto, Lucio, Borgert, Carlos Henrique, Oliveira, José Roberto de, Grillo, Felipe Fardin, Manfredi, Gabriel Valério Pereira, Coleti, Jorge Luis, Espinosa, Denise Crocce Romano, Tenório, Jorge Alberto Soares, Gesuino, David Batista, Frizon, Tiago Elias Allievi, Junca, Eduardo

“…The use of alternative raw materials is essential for establishing a circular economy in the mineral and ironmaking sectors. Therefore, this study investigates…”
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Kinetic Investigation of Iron Ore Pellets Reduction Produced with Marble Waste as Fluxing Material by Borgert, Carlos Henrique, Neto, Lucio Rosso, Grillo, Felipe Fardin, de Oliveira, José Roberto, Coleti, Jorge Luis, Tenório, Jorge Alberto Soares, Espinosa, Denise Crocce Romano, Frizon, Tiago Elias Allievi, Zimmermann, Matheus Vinicius Gregory, Junca, Eduardo

“…Iron ore pellets are an essential input material for steel manufacturing companies. The kinetics governing the reduction of the iron oxide to Fe is crucial to…”
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Physical Characterization and Kinetic Analysis of the Iron Ore Pellets Produced with Marble Waste by Santos, Felipe Everaldo, Borgert, Carlos Henrique, Neto, Lucio Rosso, de Oliveira, José Roberto, Filho, Hermes Joaquim Ferreira, Alves, Joner Oliveira, Machado, Júlio Preve, Grillo, Felipe Fardin, Telles, Victor Bridi, Junca, Eduardo

“…The technical viability of the marble waste as raw material in the iron ore pelletizing sector was investigated. The effects of binary basicity (0.15 to 0.45),…”
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Sustainable steel production: Evaluating the reduction kinetics of iron ore self-reducing briquettes with eucalyptus charcoal by Rosso Neto, Lucio, Borgert, Carlos Henrique, Grillo, Felipe Fardin, de Oliveira, José Roberto, Coleti, Jorge Luís, Frizon, Tiago Elias Allievi, Zimmermann, Matheus Vinicius Gregory, Junca, Eduardo

“…The steel industry in Brazil is responsible for around 5% of total carbon dioxide emissions, releasing around 1.85 tons of CO2 for every ton of steel produced…”
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