UID:
almahu_9949386059802882
Format:
1 online resource
ISBN:
9781000037562
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1000037568
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9780429274039
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0429274033
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9781000037623
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1000037622
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9781000037593
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1000037592
Content:
Biomass and Carbon Fuels in Metallurgy presents contemporary and new insights into the use of carbonaceous (Biomass) fuels in the metallurgical sector. The authors describe application of these fuels in different technological processes to produce pig iron, steel and ferroalloys. Emphasis is placed on biomass and its metallurgical utilization. Coverage includes the specification of fuels, their classification and the characteristics of their basic properties. The use of carbonaceous fuels in the production of various kinds of agglomerates (ferriferous, manganese and metalized) is also covered. Key Features: Provides a comprehensive view of carbonaceous fuels in various metallurgy processes Details experiments conducted on the use of traditional and alternative (biomass) carbonaceous fuels for the production of agglomerates. Demonstrates that the energy potential of biomass can also be successfully used in pyrometallurgical processes Describes applications of biomass-based fuels in different technological processes for the production of pig iron, steel and ferroalloys. Coverage includes the specification of fuels, their classification and the characteristics of their basic properties.
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Foreword (preface) -- Table of Contents -- 1: Introduction to the field -- 2: Fossil fuels and renewable energy sources -- 3: The role of fuels in metallurgy -- 4: CO2 emissions and metallurgical technologies -- 5: Distribution of fuels and their reserves -- 6: Carbonaceous fuels, their properties and testing -- 6.1. Chemical and phase composition -- 6.2. Petrographic composition -- 6.3. Physical and mechanical properties -- 6.4. Thermotechnical properties -- 6.5. Other specific properties -- 6.6. Methodologies and testing
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7: Use of traditional fuels in the production of agglomerates -- 7.1. Fe sinter production -- 7.1.1. Requirements related to carbon fuel for agglomeration process -- 7.1.2. Use of fuel within the agglomeration process and combustion of carbonaceous fuel in the sintered layer -- 7.1.3. Processes occurring in the sintered layer -- 7.1.4. Properties of fuels for agglomeration process -- 7.1.5. Effect of fuel quantity on agglomeration process and the quality of Fe agglomerate -- 7.1.6. Modelling of agglomerate production in laboratory conditions and the impact of fuel on the agglomeration process
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7.1.7. New directions and intensifying elements in the production of Fe agglomerate -- 7.2. Production of Mn agglomerate -- 7.3. Production of metallised agglomerate -- 8: Use of conventional carbonaceous fuels in the pig iron production -- 8.1. Requirements for quality of coal for coke production and injection into BF -- 8.1.1. Requirements for quality of coal for coke production -- 8.1.2. Requirements for quality of coal for injection into BF -- 8.2. Quality requirements for blast furnace coke -- 9: Use of traditional carbonaceous fuels in the production of steel and ferroalloys
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9.1. Requirements for the types and quality of carbonaceous materials for steel production -- 9.2. Requirements for types and quality of carbonaceous materials for the production of ferroalloys -- 10: Traditional carbon fuels and the environment -- 11: Alternative fuels -- 11.1. Biomass -- 11.1.1. Classification of biomass -- 11.1.2. Properties of biomass -- 11.1.3. Biomass as a source of energy -- 11.1.4. Biomass and the environment -- 11.1.5. Methods of using biomass for metallurgical purposes -- 12: Utilization of biomass in the production of Fe agglomerates
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12.1. Replacement of coke powder with biomass -- 12.2. Thermodynamic study of biomass utilisation within the agglomeration process -- 12.3. Technological aspects of the biomass use -- 12.3.1. Processing of biomass -- 12.3.2. Methodology for the agglomeration charge preparation using selected types of biomass -- 12.3.3. Execution of computational and experimental sintering model -- 12.3.4. Impact of biomass on the agglomeration process -- 12.3.5. Impact of biomass on the quality of Fe agglomerate -- 12.4. Ecological aspects of the use of biomass in the sintering process
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Translated from Slovak.
Additional Edition:
Print version: ISBN 0367222426
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9780367222420
Language:
English
Keywords:
Electronic books.
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Electronic books.
DOI:
10.1201/9780429274039
URL:
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9780429274039
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