Iron ore pelletizing: a literature survey
G N Banks, Richard A. Campbell, G E Viens
Abstract
G N Banks, Richard A. Campbell, G E Viens
Abstract
A survey of the literature reveals wide differences in the procedures used in making iron ore pellets, and in the properties of the pellets obtained. In this paper the methods of production and the properties of pellets, as reported in the literature, are examined in an effort to determine what correlations exist between them. An attempt also is made to determine the levels of the properties of pellets which are considered acceptable and desirable in modern practice. A few cost data are included.
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A survey of the literature reveals wide differences in the procedures used in making iron ore pellets, and in the properties of the pellets obtained. In this paper the methods of production and the properties of pellets, as reported in the literature, are examined in an effort to determine what correlations exist between them. An attempt also is made to determine the levels of the properties of pellets which are considered acceptable and desirable in modern practice. A few cost data are included.
Key concepts: Pelletizing, Iron ore, Metallurgy, Environmental science, Chemistry, Materials science, Environmental chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (journal)