Conference Proceedings
Sampling Practices in the Mineral Industries, Melbourne
Conference Proceedings
Sampling Practices in the Mineral Industries, Melbourne
Sampling and Blending Practice for a 5000 Tonne/Day Iron Blast Furnace
Large blast furnaces demand high standards of preparation of feed materials which must meet tight specifications of chemical and physical quality. Measurement of these factors must be expeditious but the nature of the coke, sinter, ores and fluxes and the large tonnages involved requires substantial mechanical sampling plant. The equipment, its operations, and its problems, associated with the 5000 t.p.d. No.5 blast furnace at Australian Iron and Steel Pty. Ltd., Port Kembla, are described and the efficacy of chemical blending achieved in the ore blending yards and sintering operation, is reported.
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T M Bourke, D N Brown, D A Troth
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- Published: 1976
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