The heat hardening by oxidation is a process commonly used in iron ore pelletization process. ... Magnetite ore pellets oxidize to hematite during their induration in a mild oxidizing atmosphere ...
To produce pellets, iron ore concentrate (either hematite-Fe2O 3, or magnetite-Fe3O 4) ground to a p80 of 30–70μm, along with additives such as limestone, dolomite and a binder, usually …
individual magnetite and hematite pellets Magnetite pellets The oxidation of magnetite begins at 200uC and ends at, 1000uC, and is divided into two stages8 4Fe3O4z O2? w 473K 6c{ Fe 2O3 (1) 6c{ Fe2O3?
fired magnetite pellets containing no additive is the oxidation of the magnetite to hematite and the subse quent recrystallization and grain growth of this con stituent. " Alternatively, Meyer (1980) states that if it were possible to produce only magnetite pellets instead of hematite, a problem with structural destruction might be avoided.
The analysis of the thermogravimetric curves to be presented later suggests that the magnetite phase forms at 1120 and 1160°C for the pellets processed at 5 and 50°C/min, respectively, which agrees relatively well with that reported in the literature, i.e., that the formation of magnetite occurs from 1200°C in the presence of Ca and Mg. 28 ...
The heat hardening by oxidation is a process commonly used in iron ore pelletization process. ... As for the firing of hematite pellets, more heat need to be supplied from external sources due to the absence of the exothermic reaction like that of magnetite oxidation. ... The higher content of carbon & higher firing temperature of the pellets ...
Moreover, unlike the hematite pellets, the synthesized magnetite pellets do not need the addition of external carbon during the pellet making. ... The wet ball formation to heat hardening at ...
Hematite ore pellets require a much higher induration temperature than magnetite ore pellets because no exothermic heat is generated due to oxidation inside during induration-like magnetite pellets. Carbon is used as in situ heat source in hematite ore pellets which can reduce temperature requirement in the induration strand and hence decreases energy consumption. …
For both cases, heat is induced inside the pellet by the diffusion of hot air through the pores of pellets and subsequent chemical reaction. In the case of magnetite, heat generation is more uniform over the pellet volume, while for hematite it will be concentrated around carbon particles that must be evenly distributed.
center of the pellet by the diffusion of hot gases through pores, the oxidation precedes the sintering. Ideally, sintering should begin after the complete oxidation of magnetite pellet. Due to exothermic oxidation process generating heat within the pellet, sintering of oxidized magnetite (hematite) and magnetite may began simultaneously.
While magnetite ore is oxidised to hematite during induration at high temperature and provides internal heat energy to the pellet, there is hardly any internal heat generation. Furthermore, …
Experimental results showed that as the hematite content in the mix pellets is increased, the green drop number decreased from 6.5 to 5.2, the green compressive strength decreased from 1.51 to 1. ...
Pellet hardening phenomena during the induration of hematite and magnetite are different. Hematite ore pellets require a higher induration temperature (>1300 ºC) than magnetite ore pellet because ...
Magnetite ore pellets oxidize to hematite during their induration in a mild oxidizing atmosphere of strand which produces internal heat in the pellet and enhances diffusion …
As for the firing of hematite pellets, more heat need to be supplied from external sources due to the absence of the exothermic reaction like that of magnetite oxidation. So the energy con- …
Boudouard reaction would act as a heat sink prevent-ing the pellets from reaching thermal equilibrium. (3) The heat transfer through the porous oxide plus char pellet or from the heat source to the pellet may be slow. The effect of these factors has been overlooked, and their importance underestimated.
ABSTRACT Carbon is used in the hematite ore pellet as a partial heat source for induration. Apart from this, it has several other roles in the pellet. To achieve the maximum benefit of carbon in pellet quality improvement and energy reduction, a detailed study on the mechanism of C reaction in hematite pellets is required. Although some investigators have reported …
Magnetite and hematite concentrates are the two main iron bearing feed for oxidized pellet production. Magnetite concentrates has predominance due to the heat release by oxidation during roasting ...
DOI: 10.1007/s10973-020-10532-1 Corpus ID: 231850335; Mathematical modeling of thermal behavior of single iron ore pellet during heat hardening oxidation @article{Amani2021MathematicalMO, title={Mathematical modeling of thermal behavior of single iron ore pellet during heat hardening oxidation}, author={H. Amani and Eskandar Keshavarz …
Magnetite ore pellets oxidize to hematite during their induration in a mild oxidizing atmosphere of strand which produces internal heat in the pellet and enhances diffusion bonding.
This intermediate phase included of hematite, magnetite and wustite. Temperatures is one of the important variables to ensure the trasformation of the phase completly. ... 1.0 1.0 0.8 0.8 Conversion/– Conversion/– Mathematical modeling of thermal behavior of single iron ore pellet during heat hardening… 0.6 dp (µm) 1 3 7.5 15 30 0.4 0.2 ...
Ideally, sintering should begin after the complete oxidation of magnetite pellet. Due to exothermic oxidation process generating heat within the pellet, sintering of oxidized magnetite (hematite) and magnetite may began simultaneously. This …
Induration – During the induration, heat hardening of green pellets is carried out. Induration of green pellets consists of three main steps namely (i) drying of green pellets, (ii) firing of pellets at around 1300 deg C to sinter the iron oxide particles, and (iii) cooling of hot pellets before discharging. ... Suited both for hematite and ...
The experimental data were validated in a pilot scale pellet heat hardening system of capacity 60 kg per batch. ... Thurlby JA, Batterham RJ (1980) Prediction of drying and spalling behaviour of hematite pellets. Trans Inst Min Metall C 89C:C125–C131. Google Scholar Patisson F, Bellot JP, Ablitzer D (1990) Study of moisture transfer during ...
Magnetite and hematite are the two main raw materials for pellet production. Magnetite concentrates have more predominance due to the heat release by oxidation during roasting [1, 2] and may reduce energy consumption [1, 3, 4].The most important factors influencing the properties of the fired pellets are firing temperature, fuel addition, and firing time.
Hematite ore pellets require a higher induration temperature (>1300 ºC) than magnetite ore pellet because, in magnetite ore, Fe 3 O 4 gets oxidized and provides exothermic heat which enhances...
The heat hardening by oxidation is a process commonly used in iron ore pelletization process. The green pellets are fired in induration machine using Corex gas at JSW Steel Limited Pellet Plant. The firing temperature of induration machine strongly influences the physical and metallurgical properties of the pellet. Due to absence of exothermic reaction and …
Hematite (Fe2O3, R3̄c) and magnetite (Fe3O4, Fd3m) lamellae were found in sinters and burden pellets made by oxidizing magnetite ores at T> 1000 °C (Schwartz, 1929; Cooke and Ban, 1952 ...
The heat hardening by oxidation is a process commonly used in iron ore pelletization process. The green pellets are fired in induration machine using Corex gas at JSW Steel Limited Pellet Plant.
For in-situ heat generation in hematite pellets, several investigators (Jiang et al. 2008;Kumar et al. 2019;Ooi et al. 2014) have mixed magnetite ore in pellet and found it to reduce energy ...