Studies on optimisation of sponge iron as a charge material for cupola

Santokh, Singh R and Virdhi, P S and Gupta, K N (1987) Studies on optimisation of sponge iron as a charge material for cupola. NML Technical Journal, 29 (1-4). pp. 14-19.

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Abstract

Sponge iron is becoming increasingly important, as a charge not only for the steel industry, but also for iron foundries, particularly due to its chemical composition, price and availability. Sponge iron is characterised by high degree of metallization, a low gangue content and very low levels of undesirable tramp elements. Therefore, it is particularly well suited for the production of cast iron, even ductile and SG iron, which has to meet high quality requirements. Additionally Indian foundries are facing the shortage of foundry grade pig iron in the market. In view of this, it was pertinent to investigate the utilisation of sponge iron as a part or substitute of pig iron in the cupola melting practice.

Item Type:Article
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Uncontrolled Keywords:Sponge iron; Iron foundries; Steel industry; Foundry grade pig iron
Divisions:Metal Extraction and Forming
ID Code:2320
Deposited By:Dr. A K Sahu
Deposited On:06 Jan 2011 11:03
Last Modified:22 Mar 2012 11:01
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