Iron bearing briquet and method of making
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Mar 1, 1988
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Apr 30, 1986
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Sep 26, 1985
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A briquet consists essentially of metallized iron fines, formed by direct reduction of iron oxide, granulated or fine silica, a carbon source such as coke breeze, and less than 3.5 percent of other components, or impurities. The briquet product has a density of from 2.0 to 6.0 g/cc, and is particularly well suited for steelmaking operations. The method for making the briquet is also disclosed.
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