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Energy consumption in smelting reduction

Paulo Santos Assis, Jue Fang

2026ensmelting reductionenergy consumptionironmakingalternative fuelsenvironmental impactprocess optimization

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In contrast, conventional processes use coke and hematite/sinter in the blast furnace, in smelting reduction processes, other alternative fuels and iron ore sources, like charcoal and fine iron ores, can be used to produce sponge iron. The use of these alternative sources, by smelting reduction processes, can reduce environmental impacts and lower production costs. At first, the concepts of the theoretical gas utilization ratio, the smelting heat of the iron ore and the effective calorific value of coal were introduced. Then, the reason for gas utilization ratio and its performance in the shaft as a reducer in the smelting process are discussed and calculated. The relationship between coal consumption and iron ore reduction in the fluidized bed are also discussed. Finally, the influence of post-combustion on coal consumption in an iron bath furnace are calculated and discussed.

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