Steel Transl.
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DOI: 10.3103/s0967091210080012
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Processes in melts of solid-phase reduction products of ilmenite concentrates

А. В. Асанов
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В. Е. Рощин
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A.V. Senin
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“…Выход может быть найден, если состав шла- Двухстадийный процесс В последние годы предлагается двухстадийный процесс пирометаллургического обогащения ильменитового концентрата. Первой стадией такого процесса является твердофазное восстановление углеродом угля при температуре 1200-1300 °С [7][8][9].…”
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Opportunities of pyrometallurgical enrichment of ilmenite concentrate

Gudim1,
Акнурланулы2,
Рощин3
2016
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“…Выход может быть найден, если состав шла- Двухстадийный процесс В последние годы предлагается двухстадийный процесс пирометаллургического обогащения ильменитового концентрата. Первой стадией такого процесса является твердофазное восстановление углеродом угля при температуре 1200-1300 °С [7][8][9].…”
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Opportunities of pyrometallurgical enrichment of ilmenite concentrate

Gudim1,
Акнурланулы2,
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2016
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The metallization process of titaniummagnetite

Bulatov1,
Gazaleeva2
2022
Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Industrial Manufacturing and Metallurgy (Icimm 2021)
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