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Production of iron (Theory and Practice)
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Production of Iron
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| Weight | 440.00 g |
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| Categories | Metallurgical Engineering |
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| Country Origin | India |
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Irons.
Chapter 2: Evolution.
Chapter 3: Blast Furnace Complex.
Chapter4: Refractory Lining.
Chapter 5: Raw Materials- 1 Iron Ores and Coals.
Chapter 6: Raw Material-2 Coke.
Chapter 7: Burden Distribution.
Chapter 8: Burden Preparation-1 Treatment of iron Ores.
Chapter9 : Burden Preparation-2 Sintering.
Chapter 10: Burden Preparation-3 Pelletization.
Chapter 11: Characterisation of Charge.
Chapter 12: Principles.
Chapter 13: Construction.
Chapter 14: Operation.
Chapter 15: Irregularities.
Chapter 16: Off-gas-Cleaning and Utilization.
Chapter 17: Slag and Metal.
Chapter 18: Efficiency.
Chapter 19: Modern Design And Practice.
Chapter 20: Operation Control.
Chapter 21: Alternative Routes-1 Low Shaft and MBF.
Chapter 22: Alternative Routes-2Electro-Thermal Processes.
Chapter 23: Alternative Routes-3 Sponge Iron Production.
Chapter 24: Alternative Routes-4 Smelting Reduction (SR).
Appendix
References
Index
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