Evenly distributed moisture and binder in the feeding process is decisive to improve the characteristics of pellets, especially to avoid the formation of undesirable agglomerates …
A. B Kotha et.al. investigated the effect of molasses binder on the physical and mechanical properties of iron ore pellets, the change in moisture adsorption, wet and dried pellet compressive strength without binder or bentonite -added pellet [5].
These kinetic expressions and modeling frameworks of pellet growth illustrate the balling process, but can hardly appraise or predict the final green pellet strength. The effects of natural properties of iron ore concentrates and binder properties on the balling behaviors and the properties of the pellets produced have also been investigated ...
Iron ore pellet making process involves balling of green mix (containing iron ore fines, binder, limestone and coke) using rotating disk or drum to produce green pellets. ...
Owing to the depletion of high-grade iron ore quality, many steel plants over the world are now using pellets after beneficiation of low grade ores as blast furnace feed. For the effective utilization of low-grade iron ore resources (59–62% Fe) with high loss of ignition (LOI), mineralogical characteristics play the vital role to improve the process …
The carbon-bearing iron ore pellet without binders (CIPWB) was prepared using iron concentrate and anthracite, and the effects of reducing agent addition amount, size of pellet, reduction temperature and time on the thermal compressive strength of CIPWB during the reduction process were studied.
In this study, the effect of adding limestone on the metallurgical properties (reducibility, swelling, cracking, softening temperature, Low-Temperature Disintegration, Cold Crushing Strength) of acid iron ore pellets was investigated using a …
using the three different Blaine number fractions. The iron ore concentrates and different binders (bentonite, lime, limestone, and Cement) are mixed in calculated propor-tions and placed in a disk pelletizer with a 1 m diameter for pelletizing. The ratio of iron ore concentrates and binder mixture for different pellets is shown in Table 3. The ...
In the production of iron ore concentrate pellets, binders are required to improve pellet green strength.The most popular binder for this purpose is bentonite clay, which is added at a rate of approximately 0.5–1.0% by weight of moist concentrate. Bentonite is a significant cost item in iron ore pelletization, and also contributes …
With rapid development of the pellet production under the background of green development, high-quality iron concentrates were gradually exhausted; thus, using high-silica iron concentrates was expected to be a promising way to relieve resource pressure for pellet production. However, increasing the proportion of high-silica acid …
Complete elimination of bentonite in the pelletization of iron ore fines was assured with 9.71% kaolinite clay in the present ore; this is proven to be an effective …
The materials used in this study can be divided into two classes: coating materials and iron ore pellets. The iron ore pellets were produced on a pilot scale from a hematite pellet feed. Table I shows the chemical characterization of the materials that comprised the study, while Table II demonstrates a quantification of the materials ...
The reduction swelling behavior and mechanism of limestone fluxed iron ore pellets with different basicity (CaO/SiO 2) were investigated in this work. The RSI of limestone fluxed iron ore pellets deteriorated first …
In iron ore pelletizing, ground iron ore, fluxes, coal/coke, and bentonite etc. are mixed together and rolled into spherical bodies. These spherical bodies are then conveyed to induration furnace wherein these are dried, pre-heated, fired, and cooled to produce iron ore pellets of suitable qualities . Even inside the induration furnace, these ...
In this study, the effect of colemanite and calcined colemanite (CC) addition on the properties of iron ore pellets is studied. The pellets are prepared in a lab without and with 0.2% colemanite ...
Effect of organic binders on the activation and properties of indurated magnetite pellets ... Iron ore pellets not only have excellent metallurgical and mechanical properties but are also essential raw materials for improving iron and steel smelting in the context of ... The morphology of limestone-based pellets prepared with kaolin-based ...
The iron is usually ground to a very fine level and mixed with limestone or dolomite as a fluxing agent and bentonite or organic binders as a binding agent. If the ore is a …
The most widely used binder for iron ore is ben tonite. This thixotropic clay-mineral gives the pellets the desired properties, has a low price and does not interfere with their …
Iron ore pellets are small and hard spherical particles agglomerated from a fine iron ore concentrate. They are used in the blast furnace process to produce hot metal. The diameter of blast furnace pellets is usually between 8 and 16 mm. In this study, a batch of magnesia iron ore pellets was first sieved into particle sizes of 8–10 mm, 10–12.7 …
The most common agglomeration technique is pelletization, which requires the use of binders to hold the iron oxide grains together so that the agglomerates can be sintered into high-strength pellets. Although bentonite clay is the most commonly used binder, there are many other possibilities that could be competitive in a number of …
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The present work illustrates the effect of limestone and dolomite as flux material in pelletization of an Indian goethetic-hematite iron ore with 59.75% Fe, 4.52% …
At present various naturally available minerals containing MgO viz. olivine, pyroxenite, dunite, dolomite etc. are widely used in different plants to reduce RDI of iron ore pellets and improve other properties. However, properties of each of the above fluxes are physically and chemically different and they contain different types and quantities of …
What are particles? Iron ore pellets, like concentrates, are raw materials for the manufacture of iron, which is pulverized and ground into pellets ranging from 0 to 100 microns for supply to industry as pellet feed. Green pellets and hardened green pellets are used in the direct reduction process to produce iron. Raw materials for […]
Bentonite is the most preferred silicate-based binder in iron ore pelletizing.However, it is considered an impurity due to its high SiO 2 and Al 2 O 3 content. The iron-making economy is adversely affected by the addition of bentonite or other silicate-based binders.
In these steps, the roasting of all pellets components (ore, limestone, binders, etc.) occurs, liberating chemically bonded water and CO 2. Additionally, the …
One of the most common fluxing materials for iron ore pellet production is limestone, which is mainly calcium oxide (CaO). In this study, the effect of adding limestone on the …
Abstract—The formation of slag binders, which ensure the strength properties of iron ore pellets during reduction, is studied. The formation of dicalcium ferrite, which is not reduced, has been found. The formation of an irreducible binder, namely, dicalcium silicate (belite) is also discovered. However, this compound is characterized …
Iljana et al. investigated the effect of adding limestone on the metallurgical properties of pellets, and found that the reducibility, swelling and cracking increased …
This study compares the performance of two different kinds of agglomeration binders, inorganic binder (bentonite) and an organic binder of commercial use on the iron ore pellet structure.
Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Effect of basicity on the reduction swelling behavior and mechanism of limestone fluxed iron ore pellets" by Yu-Feng Guo et al.
The effect of pellet basicity and MgO content on the melt formation and microstructure during the induration of iron ore pellets was examined. Fired pellets with varying basicity (0 to 0.8) and MgO (0 and 1.5%) content were tested for cold strength, reduction degradation index, reducibility, swelling and softening–melting characteristics.
The demand for pellets in blast furnaces has recently increased because of their uniform shape and size, controlled chemistry, iron-enriched feed, high strength, and quality consistency. To meet this demand, low- and medium-grade iron ore fines with alumina (> 3.5 wt%) must be used for pelletization because of the limited availability of …