2009
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.49.676
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Use of Raw Petroleum Coke in Sinter Plants

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“…There are solutions to provide the necessary heat treatment of pellets with the achievement of the necessary temperature of the horizon at 1250-1300 °C, based either on adding fuel [14,15] or on modifying the CM in order to increase the recirculation of gas streams to improve the gas dynamic behavior of the pellet layer [16,17]. However, the results of mathematical modeling do not fully reflect the effectiveness of the developed control scheme of the electric drive of the CM conveyor belt, and the question of changing the performance of the CM is practically not modeled at all.…”
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“…There are solutions to provide the necessary heat treatment of pellets with the achievement of the necessary temperature of the horizon at 1250-1300 °C, based either on adding fuel [14,15] or on modifying the CM in order to increase the recirculation of gas streams to improve the gas dynamic behavior of the pellet layer [16,17]. However, the results of mathematical modeling do not fully reflect the effectiveness of the developed control scheme of the electric drive of the CM conveyor belt, and the question of changing the performance of the CM is practically not modeled at all.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The replacement of coke dust in the production of sinters with alternative fuels has been tested since the 1970s. In Sumitoma's study [16], tests were carried out with different types of substitute fuel and anthracite coal, and the results showed that up to 45% of the coke dust could be substituted. BlueScope Steel, CSIRO, and OneSteel [17] are investigating the replacement of dust coke with biomass-derived charcoal.…”
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