Author: John C. NigroPublisher:
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Category : Hematite
Languages : en
Pages : 308
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The Kinetics and Mechanisms of the Gaseous Reduction of Hematite to Magnetite and the Effect of Silica
Author: John C. NigroPublisher:
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Category : Hematite
Languages : en
Pages : 308
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Kinetics of CO Reduction of Hematite to Magnetite and the Effect of Silica
Author: John C. NigroPublisher:
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Category : Carbon monoxide
Languages : en
Pages : 52
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Kinetics of CO Reduction of Hematite to Magnetite and the Effect of Silica
Author: J. C. NigroThe Rate of Reduction of Hematite to Magnetite by Methane
Author: Craig Miller BoutonPublisher:
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Category : Hematite
Languages : en
Pages : 10
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Rate Processes of Extractive Metallurgy
Author: Hong Yong SohnPublisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 1468491172
Category : Technology & Engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 481
Book Description
Computer technology in the past fifteen years has essentially rev olutionized engineering education. Complex systems involving coupled mass transport and flow have yielded to numerical analysis even for relatively complex geometries. The application of such technology together with advances in applied physical chemistry have justified a general updating of the field of heterogeneous kinetics in extractive metallurgy. This book is an attempt to cover significant areas of extrac tive metallurgy from the viewpoint of heterogeneous kinetics. Kinetic studies serve to elucidate fundamental mechanisms of reac tions and to provide data for engineering applications, including improved ability to scale processes up from bench to pilot plant. The general theme of this book is the latter-the scale-up. The practicing engineer is faced with problems of changes of order of magnitude in reactor size. We hope that the fundamentals of heterogeneous kinetics will provide increasing ability for such scale-up efforts. Although ther modynamics is important in defining potential reaction paths and the end products, kinetic limitations involving molecular reactions, mass trans port, or heat flow normally influence ultimate rates of production. For this reason, rate processes in the general field of extractive metallurgy have been emphasized in this book.
American Doctoral Dissertations
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Category : Dissertation abstracts
Languages : en
Pages : 490
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Kinetics and Mechanism of Solid State Silica Fluxed Reduction of Chromite with Coal
Author: Hoang Van DuongPublisher:
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Category : Chromite
Languages : en
Pages : 220
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Solid state reduction of an Australian chromite was thermogravimetrically studies at temperatures between 1000-14000C with coals under an argon atmosphere. Temperature had the greatest influence on the reduction followed by chromite particle size and silica addition. The affect of silica on the reduction process was from a temperature of around 13000C, with the formation of a silicate slag. The initial reduction involved the nucleation of metallic iron at lattice defect sites of the chromite. This led to the formation of an iron carbide layer around the chromite. Further reduction of the iron was possible by diffusion of the ionic iron to the surface of the chromite where it was reduced through the carbide phase. A counterdiffusion of chromium and magnesium ions also occurred within the partially reduced zone of the chromite. In the presence of added silica and a temperature of 13000C, subsequent reduction of the chromium and the remaining iron were through the dissolution of these species into the slag. This mechanism resulted in a two stage reduction kinetics which was experimentally observed. The first stage was controlled by the solid state diffusion of the cations. The activation energy was 111 kJmol-1. The second stage was controlled by the dissolution process. The slag contained some chromium and trace amounts of carbon and iron. Some silicon was also reduced at 14000C. The concentrations of carbon and silicon in the alloys were inversely proportional to each other. The reductions of Cr2O3, Fe2O3, and chromite by activated carbon were through the gas phase based on the in situ measurement of the partial pressure of oxygen. The reduction of the Fe2O3 was stepwise which did not show for the Cr2O3 and the chromite systems. The product gas in the reduction of chromite was determined to be mostly of carbon monoxide.ls were.
An Investigation on the Concentration of Magnetic Taconites from the Magnetic Center Deposit at Pine Lake, Iron County, Wisconsin
Author: Norbert C. NwosuKinetics of the Initial Reduction Stages of Magnetite in Hydrogen
Author: Tom N. RushtonPublisher:
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Category : Magnetite
Languages : en
Pages : 36
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Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications
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Category : Government publications
Languages : en
Pages : 1388
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