Factors influencing the production rate and quality of lead sinter |
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Authors: | John R Knoepke Hung-Yang Tsai Arthur E Morris |
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Affiliation: | (1) Kennecott Process Technology, P. O. Box 11248, 84147 Salt Lake City, UT;(2) China Steel Corporation, Hsiao-Kang, Kaohsiung 812, Taiwan, Republic of China;(3) Department of Metallurgical Engineering, University of Missouri-Rolla, 65401 Rolla, MO |
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Abstract: | The sintering characteristics of a typical Missouri lead concentrate were determined for two types of raw sinter mix: conventionally
prepared and pelletized. The important sintering characteristics are sulfur elimination, sinter strength, production rate
of sinter, permeability of the sinter bed, and bed temperature. These characteristics were analyzed statistically, and are
described by an empirical model, in which proportion of returns, moisture content, air flow, bed height, size distribution
of returns, and ignition time are the independent variables. The characteristics of a conventionally prepared sinter mix are
most strongly affected by the moisture content of the raw mix. The characteristics of a pelletized sinter mix are not strongly
affected by any of the independent variables. However, a pelletized charge gave a much higher production rate and a higher
sinter quality as compared to a conventionally prepared charge. Recycle of off gas has a large deleterious effect on sinter
production rate and quality. The results provide suggestions for improved operation of sinter plants. |
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