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Some initial investigations into the processes governing the formation of metallized pellets from mixtures of iron ore and coke breeze are reviewed. The effect of such variables as the nature of the raw materials; size distribution of the iron ore and coke breeze, size of the pellet, composition of the surrounding gas, reduction time, and reduction temperature are discussed in detail.
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Innes, J.A. Metallized Pellets from Ore-Coke Mixtures. JOM 15, 294–297 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378236
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