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<p>1294931 Dicalcium ferrite; sintering ores REPUBLIC STEEL CORP 27 Feb 1970 [3 March 1969] 9663/70 Heading C1A Dicalcium ferrite is produced when a raw material mix containing iron oxide and calcium oxide in proportions to form dicalcium ferrite, 6À5 to 8À5% by weight of solid carbonaceous fuel, and 4À5 to 7% of water by weight to which there is added an amount of dicalcium ferrite sinter fines (e.g. -8 mm.) equal to 30 to 50% by wt. of said raw material mixture is ignited and sintered at a temperature of 800‹ to 1100‹ C. to obtain a uniformly burnt sinter. The fines addition preferably comprises 30 to 40% by weight of the raw material mixture, and the mixture is preferably comminuted to a particle size of 8 mm. or less prior to the ignition and sintering. The CaO containing material may comprise 50 to 60% by weight of the mixture. The iron oxide containing materials may be selected from iron ore fines, steel mill waste products, e.g. flue dust, precipitator dust, blast furnace scrubber sludge, mid scale and dust from oxygen steel production. The CaO containing material may be selected from limestone, dolomite, and mixtures thereof. The sinter fines may comprise 23 to 34%, preferably 23 to 29% by weight of the final mixture. The dicalcium ferrite sinter may be prepared by a continuous process using a travelling grate sinter machine with burners above the grate and means for inducing air flow down through the grate, the finely comminuted feed mixture being deposited on the grate for ignition and sintering, the sinter discharged from the grate being crushed, and screened to provide sufficient fines to be mixed with the raw materials mixed in the required proportions.</p> |
