Fate of Nitrogen and Sulfur during Reduction Process of Carbon-containing Pellet Prepared by Vapor Deposition of Gaseous-Tar and the Influences of the Hetero Elements on the Reduction Behavior and Crushing Strength
Fate of Nitrogen and Sulfur during Reduction Process of Carbon-containing Pellet Prepared by Vapor Deposition of Gaseous-Tar and the Influences of the Hetero Elements on the Reduction Behavior and Crushing Strength
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气相焦油气相沉积含碳球团还原过程中氮、硫的去向及杂元素对还原行为和压碎强度的影响
DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.isijint-2017-577
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
T. Akiyama
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作者:
Y. Mochizuki;N. Tsubouchi;T. Akiyama
In Japan, the iron-steel making industry has three main problems related to energy, resources, and the environment: high energy consumption, depleting resources and/or appreciating resource prices, and a large amount of CO2 emission, respectively. Thus, technologies that can simultaneously address these three problems are in demand. So far, reducing the thermal reserve zone temperature is expected to reduce CO2 emissions and/or energy consumption from blast furnaces.1–3) Therefore, the technical development of ironmaking materials that are rapidly reducible is very important to solve these problems. However, iron materials with a low reduction disintegration index (RDI) are required for use in blast furnace because the reduction disintegration occurs in the upper region of the blast furnace by the reduction of hematite to magnetite in lump ore/sinters with a volumetric expansion, which causes a loss of permeability in the blast furnace.4) In general, lump/sinter iron ores of low RDI Fate of Nitrogen and Sulfur during Reduction Process of Carboncontaining Pellet Prepared by Vapor Deposition of Gaseous-Tar and the Influences of the Hetero Elements on the Reduction Behavior and Crushing Strength