Chemical and Mineralogical Composition Influence of Steelworks Dust on Agglomerate Quality

Vasilica Viorica Corcoţoi Toniţă; Maria Vlad; Ilenuta Severin; Andrei Berbecaru

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1143.120

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Chemical and Mineralogical Composition Influence of Steelworks Dust on Agglomerate Quality

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From making steel process result dust and slurry that can be used as a secondary raw material in the composition stack of ferrous materials for the sintering process. Together with other raw materials rich in Fe, SiO2, CaO, this waste can be significant on quality ferrous agglomerate due to the useful elements contained.The paper presents the results of chemical and mineralogical analysis of steelworks dust and experimental research with a view to introduce dust in the sintering process to increase the quality of agglomerate.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1143)

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Vasilica Viorica Corcoţoi Toniţă*, Maria Vlad, Ilenuta Severin, Andrei Berbecaru

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Agglomerate, Dust, Slurry, Stell-Works

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