GB/T 31923.2-2015
ActiveIron ores for blast furnace feedstocks—Determinaction of low-temperature reduction-disintegration indices by static method—Part 2: Reduction with CO and N2
高炉炉料用铁矿石 低温还原粉化静态试验 第2部分：与CO和N2的反应
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This standard specifies a static test method for determining the low-temperature reduction-disintegration indices of iron ores used as blast furnace feedstocks, specifically when reduced with a gas mixture of carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen (N2). It is applied in the mining and steelmaking industries to evaluate the tendency of iron ore pellets or sinter to degrade into fines under reducing conditions at low temperatures (around 500°C). The test results help predict furnace performance and optimize ore selection for efficient blast furnace operation.
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