Journal of Northeastern University ›› 2013, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (7): 956-960.DOI: -

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Effect of the Increasing Percent of High Chromium VanadiumTitanium Magnetite on Quality of Oxidized Pellets

TANG Jue, ZHANG Yong, CHU Mansheng, XUE Xiangxin   

  1. School of Materials & Metallurgy, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819, China.
  • Received:2013-01-17 Revised:2013-01-17 Online:2013-07-15 Published:2013-12-31
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Abstract: The two optimization measures including “fine grinding high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite” and “replacement of the practical production iron ore with cheap finer Oukong powder(imported)” were adopted. Effects of the percentage of the addition of the high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite powder on the quality of oxidized pellets were investigated and the feasibility of adding high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite powder was explored. Through both optimization methods, when the ratio of high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite was 40%, the compressive strength was 2475N per one and 2005N per one,respectively, while the reduction expansion ratio was 192% and 16% correspondently. These parameters all met the requirements of the practical blast furnace production. So the increasing percent of high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite in raw material was achieved and the target of 900000 tons per year of the iron and steel company was reached.

Key words: high chromium vanadiumtitanium magnetite, fine grinding, oxidized pellet, compressive strength, reduction swelling

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