2012
DOI: 10.17073/0368-0797-2012-11-6-10
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Bundle Mineral Composition Influence on Different Basicity Agglomerates Strength Properties

Abstract: Национальный исследовательский технологический университет «МИСиС» ВЛИЯНИЕ МИНЕРАЛОГИЧЕСКОГО СОСТАВА СВЯЗОК НА ПРОЧНОСТНЫЕ СВОЙСТВА АГЛОМЕРАТОВ РАЗЛИЧНОЙ ОСНОВНОСТИПроцесс упрочнения железорудной аглошихты и превращение ее в кусковой продукт в виде агломера-та происходит в высокотемпературных зонах спекания благодаря образованию железосиликатного расплава. Источником расплава являются кремний-и кальциевые составляющие шихты, продукты твердофазных реак-ций, появившихся в зоне подогрева, и частично мелкая рудная… Show more

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“…In the first stage, softening begins at temperatures of 1060-1075 • C for sintering with a basicity of 1.6 and is 1-3% up to temperatures of 1135-1140 • C (the beginning of softening). In the second step, the shrinkage rate increased rapidly upon further heating and reached 40% at 1220-1230 • C (end of softening), corresponding to a softening interval of ~160 • C. According to [27], the beginning of the intensive increase in shrinkage (temperature of inflection in the shrinkage-temperature curve) corresponds to the values of the melting initiation temperature obtained with a high-temperature microscope. This indicates that in the first stage in the agglomerate, there was softening of the silicate bond and subsequent consolidation of the crystalline phase and reduction of pores (plastic deformation).…”
Section: Relationship Between Structure and Metallurgical Characteris...mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…In the first stage, softening begins at temperatures of 1060-1075 • C for sintering with a basicity of 1.6 and is 1-3% up to temperatures of 1135-1140 • C (the beginning of softening). In the second step, the shrinkage rate increased rapidly upon further heating and reached 40% at 1220-1230 • C (end of softening), corresponding to a softening interval of ~160 • C. According to [27], the beginning of the intensive increase in shrinkage (temperature of inflection in the shrinkage-temperature curve) corresponds to the values of the melting initiation temperature obtained with a high-temperature microscope. This indicates that in the first stage in the agglomerate, there was softening of the silicate bond and subsequent consolidation of the crystalline phase and reduction of pores (plastic deformation).…”
Section: Relationship Between Structure and Metallurgical Characteris...mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Numerous studies have been carried out to investigate changes in the phase composition of sinter under different conditions [27][28][29][30][31][32][33] to determine the compositional range, phase stability, crystal structure, and mechanism of SFCA formation and their influence on the metallurgical properties of the sinter. However, at both the fundamental and practical levels, the knowledge gained is disparate and individual.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the sintering processes pursuing the high-quality sinter production are the biggest challenge since the content of the 0-0.5 mm fraction ranges from 8.1-20.4% [5]. The strength is determined by the mineral composition of the ore grains, which depends on the basicity of the blend [6,7]. Moreover, the sinter strength varies according to its composition, conditions of preparation and the subsequent sintering regime [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%