Jul 20, 2022· The minerals badly effected on the iron ore smelting are usually sulfur, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, lead, arsenic, zinc, titanium and copper. Generally, they have the following bad effects on smelting: Elements that bad for iron ore smelting. 1 Sulfur (S): it is the most harmful element to iron ore smelting.
DetailsWhile the lower Blaine fineness does not provide sufficient strength to the both green pellet and indurated pellet, excessive... Effect of high Blaine iron ore fines in hematite ore pelletization for blast furnace: Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy: Vol 129, No 3-4
DetailsNov 06, 2022· For this study, the hematite ore fines of Noamundi, India, were used as principal raw materials. The initial size fraction was below − 10 mm which was ground to a very fine size in a ball mill to 2300 cm 2 /g Blaine fineness. The chemical composition is shown in Table 1.Coke breeze was used as a carbon source whose proximate analysis …
Detailshighest Blaine number as well as the least recovery of phosphorous minerals. Keywords : Blaine number, Specific surface, Grain size distribution curve, Davis tube test 1. Introduction The concentrate of iron ore processing plants is often in the form of fine iron minerals, which is of no use in such a physical shape. These soft
DetailsIn this work, the effect of Blaine number (Blaine fineness: expressed as the specific surface area of fines) on the pellets' properties was studied. The paper presents the effect of Blaine number on green and dry strength, cold crushing strength, reducibility index, …
DetailsJul 19, 2022· Pal J et al. have studied the quality of the pellets for different sizes of iron ore fines in terms of Blaine number . They have noted that a high Blaine number is required to obtain good quality pellets. Saedi et al. have studied the effect of the Blaine fineness on the mechanical properties of the alkali-activated slag cement (A.A.S.C.).
DetailsJan 01, 2021· On the other hand, the filtration experiments carried out under different pressure differences (0.2, 0.4 and 0.6 MPa) showed that all of the tested iron ore concentrates could be attributed to the group of uncompressible or slightly compressible materials, with a compressibility coefficient N < 0.5 in accordance with Eq. . These …
Detailsexpression of interest for supply of iron ore fines and concentrate- hematite/magnetite from off-shore sources. 1. KIOCL Limited, a leading producer and exporter of Iron Oxide Pellets is interested in procuring supplies of iron ore fines and concentrate–Hematite/ Magnetite, as per the detailed specifications furnished below.
DetailsABSTRACT Blaine fineness is one of the most important parameters in pelletising. While the lower Blaine fineness does not provide sufficient strength to the both green pellet and indurated pellet, excessively high Blaine fineness causes problem in pellet making. Optimum Blaine fineness of iron ore in the range of 1700–2250 cm2/g is usually used …
DetailsThe effect of particle size of fine hematite iron ore on granulation properties and strength was investigated. The results obtained are follows: (1) From the results of granulation experiment using single test sample Ore HF, HF' and HF'' having different particle sizes, the wet and dry strength of quasi-particle obtained by using single ...
DetailsJan 10, 2014· Volumetric expansion of iron ore pellets takes place during their reduction from hematite to magnetite and wüstite. It can be mainly attributed to the increased volume requirements for the anisotropic growth of magnetite (111) planes parallel to the hematite (0001) planes ( Frazer et al., 1975 ).
DetailsEffect of Blaine Fineness on the Quality of Hematite The results showed improved properties of iron ore pellets at an optimum Blaine number (2150 cm 2 /g) but, reduction degradation index was found to be very poor for the given ore Further investigation showed that when MgO containing flux viz pyroxenite was added, the reduction degradation …
Detailsblaine number definition in pelletization Effect of Blaine Fineness on the Quality of Hematite Iron, Effect of Blaine Fineness on the Quality of Hematite Iron Ore Pellets for Blast Furnace Pal, J and Ghorai, S and Agarwal, Sanjay and Nandi, B and Chakraborty, T and Das, Goutam and Prakash, S 2015 Effect of Blaine Fineness on the Quality of ...
DetailsAug 02, 2000· Effect of high Blaine iron ore fines in hematite ore pelletization for blast furnace. ... Mill scale as a potential additive to improve the quality of hematite ore pellet. Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review ... Effect of blaine fineness on the quality of hematite iron ore pellets for blast furnace.
DetailsOct 09, 2021· It describe the cement particle are coarser or finer. Fineness of cement is defined as the property of cement that indicates particle size of cement and specific surface area of the cement. This property indirectly effects heat of hydration. Fineness must be in range between 5% to 10% of residue by weight.
DetailsJan 29, 2022· Iron ore pelletizing using compressive and shear action on wet mixture feed has been studied. The physical properties, namely, moisture content, drop strength, green compressive strength (GCS), dry compressive strength (DCS), porosity, and cold crushing strength (CCS), have been studied. Pelletizing tests were carried out on four different …
DetailsJun 01, 2022· Figure 2. Effect of Blaine fineness (iron ore and No.2) on (a) G.C.S. and D.C.S. (b) drop no. and moisture. - "Experimental Investigation of Different Fineness and Firing Temperatures on Pellets Properties of Different Iron Ore fines from Indian Mines"
DetailsAug 18, 2020· However, it is twice as difficult to get good quality pellets with low-grade iron ore fines. The Blaine fineness of the available iron ore decides various factors such as heat consumption, strength of the pellet's structure, and porosity of the structure. The pellet's strength at higher temperature gives burden stability.
DetailsJan 31, 2019· Pal J, Ghorai S, Agarwal S, Nandi B, Chakraborty T, Das G, Prakash S (2015) Effect of Blaine fineness on the quality of hematite iron ore pellets for blast furnace. Miner Process Extr Metall Rev 36(2):83–91. Article Google Scholar Bond FC (1960) Crushing and grinding calculations. Br Chem Eng 6:378–391, 543–548
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