Waste and dust utilisation in shaft furnaces

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Wastes and dusts from steel industry, non-ferrous metallurgy and other branches can be utilised e.g. in agglomeration processes (sintering, pelletising or briquetting) and by injection into shaft furnaces. This paper deals with the second way. Combustion and reduction behaviour of iron- and carbon-rich metallurgical dusts and sludges containing lead, zinc and alkali as well as other wastes with and without pulverised coal (PC) has been studied when injecting into shaft furnaces. Following shaft furnaces have been examined: blast furnace, cupola furnace, OxiCup furnace and imperial-smelting furnace. Investigations have been done at laboratory and industrial scale. Some dusts and wastes under certain conditions can be not only reused but can also improve combustion efficiency at the tuyeres as well as furnace performance and productivity.

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Senk, D., Babich, A., & Gudenau, H. W. (2005). Waste and dust utilisation in shaft furnaces. In Revista de Metalurgia (Madrid) (Vol. SPEC. VOL., pp. 284–288). Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Metalurgicas. https://doi.org/10.3989/revmetalm.2005.v41.iextra.1041

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