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Iron Ore

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

06.08.2015

Herausgeber

Liming Lu

Verlag

Elsevier Science & Technology

Seitenzahl

666

Maße (L/B/H)

23,8/15,6/3,2 cm

Gewicht

1203 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-78242-156-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

06.08.2015

Herausgeber

Liming Lu

Verlag

Elsevier Science & Technology

Seitenzahl

666

Maße (L/B/H)

23,8/15,6/3,2 cm

Gewicht

1203 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-78242-156-6

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    • List of Contributors
    • Preface
    • 1: Introduction: overview of the global iron ore industry
      • Abstract
      • 1.1 Introduction
      • 1.2 Iron ore mining operations by country
      • 1.3 Technology status and challenges
      • 1.4 Iron ore outlook
    • Part One: Characterization and analysis of iron ore
      • 2: Mineralogical, chemical, and physical characteristics of iron ore
        • Abstract
        • 2.1 Introduction
        • 2.2 Mineralogy
        • 2.3 Chemical composition
        • 2.4 Physical properties
        • 2.5 Future trends
      • 3: XRD analysis and evaluation of iron ores and sinters
        • Abstract
        • 3.1 Introduction
        • 3.2 Principles of powder X-ray diffraction
        • 3.3 Rietveld analysis
        • 3.4 Sources of error in XRD analysis
        • 3.5 Applications of cluster analysis
        • 3.6 Applicability of XRD analysis
        • 3.7 Use of mass balancing in iron ore analysis
        • 3.8 The principal minerals and phases
        • 3.9 XRD for the characterization of Iron ores
        • 3.10 XRD in sintering and pelletizing
        • 3.11 Summary and conclusions
      • 4: Automated optical image analysis of natural and sintered iron ore
        • Abstract
        • 4.1 Introduction: Overview of optical image analysis technique
        • 4.2 Mineralogical characteristics of iron ore and sinter
        • 4.3 Automated optical image analysis (OIA)
        • 4.4 Application of automated OIA to natural and sintered iron ore
      • 5: Quantitative analysis of iron ore using SEM-based technologies
        • Abstract
        • 5.1 Introduction
        • 5.2 Principles of SEM-based technologies
        • 5.3 Application of automated SEM-based technologies to ore characterization
        • 5.4 Characterization of natural and sintered iron ore using QEMSCAN
        • 5.5 Summary
        • 5.6 Future trends
      • 6: Characterization of iron ore by visible and infrared reflectance and, Raman spectroscopies
        • Abstract
        • 6.1 Introduction
        • 6.2 Principles of reflectance and Raman spectroscopies
        • 6.3 Technologies
        • 6.4 Reflectance and Raman spectroscopies of iron ore minerals
        • 6.5 Future trends
      • Part Two: Extraction, comminution, separation, and beneficiation of iron ore
        • 7: Iron ore extraction techniques
          • Abstract
          • 7.1 Introduction
          • 7.2 Iron ore mining-an historical UK context
          • 7.3 Underground iron ore mining: Kiruna, Sweden
          • 7.4 Modern-day surface mining: the Pilbara deposit
          • 7.5 Modern day surface mining: iron ore in Minas Gerais Province, Brazil
          • 7.6 Conclusions
        • 8: Developments in iron ore comminution and classification technologies
          • Abstract
          • 8.1 Introduction
          • 8.2 Iron ore crushing and screening
          • 8.3 Iron ore grinding and classification
          • 8.4 Future trends in iron ore comminution and classification
        • 9: Developments in the physical separation of iron ore: magnetic separation
          • Abstract
          • 9.1 Introduction
          • 9.2 Principle of magnetic separation
          • 9.3 Magnetic separators
          • 9.4 Typical flow sheets for iron ore separation
          • 9.5 Challenges and recent advances in magnetic separation
          • 9.6 Summary
        • 10: Developments in nonmagnetic physical separation technologies for hematitic/goethitic iron ore
          • Abstract
          • 10.1 Physical processing for enhanced chemical and/or physical properties
          • 10.2 Dense medium separation
          • 10.3 Jigging
          • 10.4 Upflow classification
          • 10.5 Spiraling for iron ore beneficiation
        • 11: Developments in the physiochemical separation of iron ore
          • Abstract
          • 11.1 Introduction
          • 11.2 Mineral properties
          • 11.3 Iron ore flotation
          • 11.4 Key challenges and future directions
        • 12: Developments in chemical separation of iron ore
          • Abstract
          • 12.1 Introduction
          • 12.2 Phosphorus removal
          • 12.3 Removal of silicon, aluminum, and sulfur minerals
          • 12.4 Summary and future trends
        • 13: Application of biotechnology in iron ore beneficiation
          • Abstract
          • Acknowledgments
          • 13.1 Introduction
          • 13.2 Microbial adhesion to mineral surfaces
          • 13.3 Bioleaching for phosphorus removal from iron ores
          • 13.4 Biobeneficiation of sulfide ores
          • 13.5 Biobeneficiation of iron ore
          • 13.6 Future trends
        • Part Three: Iron ore agglomeration processes and blast furnace iron-making technology
          • 14: Iron ore sintering
            • Abstract
            • Acknowledgments
            • 14.1 Introduction
            • 14.2 Effect of iron ore characteristics on sintering
            • 14.3 Evaluation of iron ore for the sintering process
            • 14.4 Recent developments in iron ore sintering
            • 14.5 Conclusions
          • 15: Iron ore pelletization
            • Abstract
            • 15.1 Introduction
            • 15.2 Specification requirements of pellet feed
            • 15.3 Green ball formation and properties
            • 15.4 Induration of green pellets
            • 15.5 Quality requirements for fired pellets
            • 15.6 Conclusions
          • 16: Quality requirements of iron ore for iron production
            • Abstract
            • Acknowledgments
            • 16.1 Introduction to ironmaking technologies
            • 16.2 Quality requirements of iron ore for the BF ironmaking process
            • 16.3 Quality requirements of iron ore for alternative ironmaking processes
            • 16.4 Summary
          • 17: Recent developments in blast furnace iron-making technology
            • Abstract
            • 17.1 Introduction
            • 17.2 Blast furnace design and facilities
            • 17.3 Blast furnace process
            • 17.4 Key innovations and future trends
          • Part Four: Environmental issues and low emission technologies
            • 18: Sintering emissions and their mitigation technologies
              • Abstract
              • 18.1 Introduction
              • 18.2 CO2 emissions and their mitigation
              • 18.3 SOx emissions and their mitigation
              • 18.4 NOx emissions and their mitigation technologies
              • 18.5 Dioxin emissions and their mitigation
              • 18.6 Dust emissions and their reduction
              • 18.7 Utilization of biomass materials in iron ore sintering
              • 18.8 Conclusions
            • 19: Utilization of biomass as an alternative fuel in ironmaking
              • Abstract
              • 19.1 Introduction
              • 19.2 Potential applications of biomass-derived materials and impact on net GHG emissions
              • 19.3 Physical and chemical properties of biomass-derived chars to optimize ironmaking operations
              • 19.4 Economic sources of biomass fuel
              • 19.5 Pyrolysis of biomass for ironmaking applications
              • 19.6 Applications in ironmaking
              • 19.7 Future trends
              • 19.8 Sources of further information and advice
            • 20: Life cycle assessment of iron ore mining and processing
              • Abstract
              • 20.1 Introduction
              • 20.2 Iron ore mining and processing
              • 20.3 Application of LCA to iron ore mining and processing
              • 20.4 Using LCA to reduce energy and GHG impacts
              • 20.5 Conclusions
              • 20.6 Sources of further information and advice
            • Index