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The energy efficiency of blast furnaces

E. G. Donskov, V. P. Lyalyuk, A. D. Donskov

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The coke consumption in blast furnaces is determined by the demand for high-temperature heat and its effective utilization. The demand for the reducing agent affects the process through the change in thermal demand.

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The coke consumption in blast furnaces is determined by the demand for high-temperature heat and its effective utilization. The demand for the reducing agent affects the process through the change in thermal demand.

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The coke consumption in blast furnaces is determined by the demand for high-temperature heat and its effective utilization. The demand for the reducing agent affects the process through the change in thermal demand.

Key concepts: Blast furnace, Coke, Energy consumption, Energy demand, Efficient energy use, Process engineering, Waste management, Process (computing)

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