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Coke consumption in the blast furnace
E. G. DonskovV. P. LyalyukA. D. Donskov
Year: 2014 Journal: Steel in Translation Vol: 44 (11)Pages: 824-828 Publisher: Pleiades Publishing
Abstract
With falling blast-furnace demand for reducing agents, direct reduction has a clear influence on coke consumption, not only directly but also indirectly on account of the smaller improvement in smelting conditions with decrease in the demand for heat.
Keywords:
Blast furnace Coke Smelting Consumption (sociology) Waste management Metallurgy Environmental science Materials science Engineering
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
Physical Sciences → Energy → Fuel Technology
Iron and Steelmaking Processes
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanical Engineering
Mining and Gasification Technologies
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanical Engineering
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