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The Iron Blast Furnace: Theory and Practice presents the significant role of iron blast furnace by which iron is efficiently and rapidly reduced from ore and it is the basis for all primary steelmaking. This book discusses the importance of blast-furnace process as a complete operation. Organized into 14 chapters, this book begins with an overview of the existing experimental, theoretical, and operational evidence about the blast furnace. This text then examines the blast furnace from the outside, including its size, production rate, products, raw materials, operation, and costs. Other chapters consider the primary objective of the blast furnace to produce molten iron of constant composition. This book discusses as well the operation of the furnace from the point of view of what happens to the raw materials after they enter the furnace. The final chapter deals with the linear programming methods by using the known physical constraints on industrial furnaces. This book is a valuable resource for engineers.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- The Iron Blast Furnace: Theory and Practice
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1. L A Brief Description of the Blast-Furnace Process
- Chapter 2. A Look Inside the Furnace
- Chapter 3. Thermodynamics of the Blast-Furnace Process: Enthalpies andEquilibria
- Chapter 4. Blast-Furnace Stoichiometry
- Chapter 5. Development of a Model Framework: Simplified Blast-FurnaceEnthalpy Balance
- Chapter 6. The Model Framework: Combination of Stoichiometric andEnthalpy Equations
- Chapter 7. Completion of the Stoichiometric Part of the Model: ConceptualDivision of the Blast Furnace through the Chemical ReserveZone
- Chapter 8. Enthalpy Balance for the Bottom Segment of the Furnace
- Chapter 9. Combining Bottom Segment Stoichiometry and EnthalpyEquations: a priori Calculation of Operating Parameters
- Chapter 10. Testing of the Mathematical Model and a Discussion of itsPremises
- Chapter 11. The Effects of Tuyere Injectants on Blast-Furnace Operations
- Chapter 12. Addition of Details into the Operating Equations: HeatLosses; Reduction of Si and Mn; Dissolution of Carbon;Formation of Slag; Decomposition of Carbonates
- Chapter 13. Summary of Blast-Furnace-Operating Equations: Comparisonbetween Predictions and Practice
- Chapter 14. Blast-furnace Optimization by Linear Programming
- Appendix I: Tuyere Flame Temperature Calculations
- Appendix II: Representing Complex Tuyere Injectants in theOperating Equations
- Appendix III: Slag Heat Demands
- Appendix IV: Stoichiometric Data for Minerals and Compounds inIronmaking
- Appendix V: Enthalpies of Formation at Temperature T fromElements at Temperature T (Hf)
- Appendix VI: Enthalpy Increment Equations for Elements andCompounds, [Ηγ - Hl9 8 ]
- Appendix VII: Numerical Values of EB, Blast Enthalpy
- Answers to Numerical Problems
- List of Symbols
- Index