Efficiency Improvement Of Reducing Agents In The Blast Furnace To Reduce Co2 Emissions And Costs

Associacao Brasileira de Metalurgia,  Materiais e Mineracao
Robin Schott
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Associacao Brasileira de Metalurgia, Materiais e Mineracao
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12
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Publication Date:
Aug 17, 2017
Industry Topics:
Automation, Economic Viability, Green Technology, Mine Planning, Operations, Processing, Rare Earth Elements, Reclamation, Regulation, Social License, Sustainability, ESG, Tailings, Water Management, Workforce

Abstract

The blast furnace process is the most important process to produce pig iron. The necessary process energy is mainly covered by coke. But the production of coke is connected with CO2-emissions and high costs. A significant measure to reduce the coke rate and with it the CO2-emissions plus costs is pulverized coal injection (PCI) through the tuyeres into the blast furnace. A further increase to substitute coke by coal can be achieved by using the Oxycoal+ technology. This article compares and shows the cost effectiveness and the decrease of CO2-emissions with the help of simplified energy balances for the only coke operation of the blast furnace, the operation using pulverized coal injection and the operation using the Oxycoal+ technology.
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APA: Robin Schott  (2017)  Efficiency Improvement Of Reducing Agents In The Blast Furnace To Reduce Co2 Emissions And Costs

MLA: Robin Schott Efficiency Improvement Of Reducing Agents In The Blast Furnace To Reduce Co2 Emissions And Costs. Associacao Brasileira de Metalurgia, Materiais e Mineracao, 2017.

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