2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-51091-0_2
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Status of the Development of Flash Ironmaking Technology

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“…It receives support from AISI and US' DOE. The project operates a mini-pilot reactor, capable of 1550-1700 °C temperatures with a concentrate feeding rate of 2-5 kg/h and there are plans to scale it up [64].…”
Section: Low-carbon Steelmaking Solutions In the Usmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It receives support from AISI and US' DOE. The project operates a mini-pilot reactor, capable of 1550-1700 °C temperatures with a concentrate feeding rate of 2-5 kg/h and there are plans to scale it up [64].…”
Section: Low-carbon Steelmaking Solutions In the Usmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It receives support from AISI and US' DOE. The project operates a mini-pilot reactor, capable of 1550-1700 • C temperatures with a concentrate feeding rate of 2-5 kg/h and there are plans to scale it up [64]. The second process originates from the University of Utah (Professor Hong Yong Sohn) and is somewhat similar to the SUSTEEL project already mentioned, except that the reactor concept here is a flash smelter, thus operating at very high temperatures in flight on particulate hematite, cf.…”
Section: Low-carbon Steelmaking Solutions In Japanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An industrial flash reactor would be quite different from the laminar-flow reactor used for the rate measurement, including the fact that an oxy-fuel burner would be the main source of heat and the amount of excess reducing gases would be much lower (20-100%). Therefore, a laboratory flash reactor was installed at the University of Utah [29,31,48] to test the Flash Ironmaking Technology (FIT). The experiments performed in this reactor aimed to establish the optimum conditions for the design of the industrial flash reactor.…”
Section: Laboratory Flash Reactormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…are the partial pressures of H 2 and H 2 O at equilibrium with wüstite and Fe. Effect of excess driving force (EDF) on reduction degree (%) when feeding through the two side-ports with the H-O-H configuration [31].…”
Section: Experiments With Hydrogenmentioning
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