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Iron ore agglomerates

Effect of deformation rate on compressive strength of pellets [29] (wet iron ore agglomerates containing bentonite). [Pg.35]

K.V.S. Sastry and D.W. Fuerstenau, Laboratory studies on the batch balling kinetics of taconite concentrates, Proceedings, 9th International Mineral Processing Congress, Iron Ore Agglomeration Symposium, Prague, 1970, pp. 59—70. [Pg.81]

Mular, A.L. and Puddington, I.E., Pilot plant studies of iron ore agglomeration, Proc. Inst. Briquet. Agglom., 11 (1969) 71—84. [Pg.175]

Agglomeration. Iron ore concentrates are often too fine to be used directly in ironmaking processes therefore they must be agglomerated. [Pg.414]

The agglomerating methods typically used in the iron ore industry are pelletizing, sintering and, to a limited extent, briquetting and nodulizing (see Size enlargel nt). [Pg.414]

The proper functioning of the disks and drums is possible only over a narrow range of the liquid content of the agglomerating charge, and very little flexibility is available in this respect. This limitation may lead to operational problems as, for instance, when the balling feed is iron ore concentrates from a filter press and is excessively moist. [Pg.61]

Fig. 23. (I) Effect of water content on the growth rate of agglomerates sand granules grown by crushing and layering mechanism [from Capes and Danckwerts (C5)]. (II) Limestone nuclei by random coalescence [from Kapur (K2)]. (Ill) Limestone balls by nonrandom coale-scene [from Kapur (K4)]. (IV) Iron ore pelletized in a disk.[From Kanetkar (K1)]. Fig. 23. (I) Effect of water content on the growth rate of agglomerates sand granules grown by crushing and layering mechanism [from Capes and Danckwerts (C5)]. (II) Limestone nuclei by random coalescence [from Kapur (K2)]. (Ill) Limestone balls by nonrandom coale-scene [from Kapur (K4)]. (IV) Iron ore pelletized in a disk.[From Kanetkar (K1)].
Iron-nickel alloys, 17 101 Iron-nickel martensitic alloys, 23 308 Iron(II) nitrate hexahydrate, 14 541 Iron(III) nitrate hexahydrate, 14 541 Iron ore(s), 14 494-497 agglomeration of, 14 497 beneficiation of, 14 495-497 economic aspects of, 14 523 high- and low-grade grade, 14 495-496 reduction of, 14 510-513 sources of, 14 494-495 U.S. consumption of, 14 527t Iron ore pelletizing, smectites application, 6 697t, 698... [Pg.492]

Examples of the kinds of fine solids that have been separated from suspension in the form of floes or spherical agglomerates include phosphate ore particles from water, calcium phosphate from phosphoric acid, soot from various aqueous process streams, coal particles from coal-washing slurry, and iron ore from aqueous tailings [324-326],... [Pg.151]

D.F. Ball, J. Dartnell, J. Davison, A. Grieve and R. Wild, Agglomeration of Iron Ores, Heinemann, London, 1973. [Pg.21]

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