Ilmenite Direct Reduction Project In Norway Using The Grate-Car Process

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. Folmo
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Allis Mineral Systems' GRATE-CAR agglomeration/induration/reduction process is currently being operated to process ilmenite at Tinfos Titan & Iron KS in Tyssedal, Norway. In this process, balled ilmenite concentrate is fed to a traveling grate where pellets are dried and preheated, using fully oxidized kiln exhaust gas. Hot preheated, semi-indurated pellets are fed directly to a ported kiln where reduction of the ilmenite's iron oxide fraction occurs in the presence of lump coal. The reduced pellet sand coal char are discharged from the kiln to an indirect rotary drum cooler. Cooled pellets and char are screened and magnetically separated prior to their further processing in a downstream smelting operation. The pellets are melted and the titanium dioxide and iron are separated. Operation commenced in late 1986.
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APA: G. Folmo  (1992)  Ilmenite Direct Reduction Project In Norway Using The Grate-Car Process

MLA: G. Folmo Ilmenite Direct Reduction Project In Norway Using The Grate-Car Process. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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