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Ways of Optimizing the Preparation of Sintering-Machine Charges

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Studies that were performed led the the following recommendations on optimizing the preparation of charges for sintering: improve the mixing (homogenization) of the charge, possibly by using high-speed paddle mixers, screw-driven pan-type mixers, or large mixing drums with a mixing coefficient of 0.95; intensify the balling of the charge in balling drums (high-intensity-rumbling regime); optimize moistening by using fine-spray water nozzles that employ compressed air; introduce automation systems at the stages of primary mixing and balling (high-intensity-rumbling regime), as well as moistening.

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Translated from Metallurg, No. 3, pp. 31–33, March, 2005.

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Kurkin, V.M., Kobelev, V.A., Naroditskis, A. et al. Ways of Optimizing the Preparation of Sintering-Machine Charges. Metallurgist 49, 79–82 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11015-005-0057-3

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