Metallurgical Properties of Biocarbon in Ferroalloy Production─A Review
Yu Han,
Merete Tangstad
Abstract:The significant volume of CO 2 emissions contributes to global warming, which has drawn substantial attention. Metallurgical processes contribute to around 30% of these emissions, with ferroalloy smelting alone equivalent to the collective mean CO 2 emissions from 11.8 million people. Biocarbon emerges as a promising substitute for fossil reductants, and its research and industrial application have the potential to significantly curtail emissions on a relatively short time scale. As a result, extensive researc… Show more
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