Sinter---Pellets---Fuel?

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
H. E. Rowen
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Jan 1, 1962

Abstract

I hope my title is not confusing; even more so that I am not. Actually pelletizing and sintering, meaning both the formation of pellets and the hardening of them, are closely related to each other and to phenomena of nature. Figure. 1 This many-celled porous structure, frozen as it was at the fusion temperature and was being frothed by fast-moving gases, may be considered a typical piece of sinter. The same structures have been found in natural ores.
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APA: H. E. Rowen  (1962)  Sinter---Pellets---Fuel?

MLA: H. E. Rowen Sinter---Pellets---Fuel?. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1962.

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