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Ahmed, Hesham
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- 2024Qualitative Study on the Effect of Slag Composition on the Pyrometallurgical Recycling of Lithium-ion Battery Black Mass
- 2024Green approach to ironmaking: Briquetting and hydrogen reduction of mill scale using novel binderscitations
- 2024Realization of Bio-Coal Injection into the Blast Furnacecitations
- 2023Maximizing the Recycling of Iron Ore Pellets Fines Using Innovative Organic Binderscitations
- 2023Maximizing the Recycling of Iron Ore Pellets Fines Using Innovative Organic Binderscitations
- 2023Developing Iron Ore Pellets Using Novel Binders for H2-Based Direct Reductioncitations
- 2023Mechanical activation-assisted recovery of valuable metals from black mass in the form of Fe/Cu alloyscitations
- 2018New Trends in The Application of Carbon-Bearing Materials in Blast Furnace Iron-Makingcitations
- 2016Gas-solid reaction route toward the production of intermetallics from their corresponding oxide mixturescitations
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Maximizing the Recycling of Iron Ore Pellets Fines Using Innovative Organic Binders
Abstract
<jats:p>This research work focuses on the practicality of using organic binders for the briquetting of pellet fines. The developed briquettes were evaluated in terms of mechanical strength and reduction behavior with hydrogen. A hydraulic compression testing machine and thermogravimetric analysis were incorporated into this work to investigate the mechanical strength and reduction behavior of the produced briquettes. Six organic binders, namely Kempel, lignin, starch, lignosulfonate, Alcotac CB6, and Alcotac FE14, in addition to sodium silicate, were tested for the briquetting of pellet fines. The highest mechanical strength was achieved using sodium silicate, Kempel, CB6, and lignosulfonate. The best combination of binder to attain the required mechanical strength even after 100% reduction was found to be a combination of 1.5 wt.% of organic binder (either CB6 or Kempel) with 0.5 wt.% of inorganic binder (sodium silicate). Upscaling using an extruder gave propitious results in the reduction behavior, as the produced briquettes were highly porous and attained pre-requisite mechanical strength.</jats:p>