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Pre-reduction sintering process with flue gas recirculation for reduction alkalis harm and flue gas emission

Authors: ZHONG Qiang; JIANG Wen-zheng; GAO Wei; LI Qian; YANG Yong-bin; JIANG Tao

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-024-5770-9Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Pre-reduction sintering removes 58.02% of K and 30.68% of Na from raw mixtures while improving yield to 74.40% and tumbler index to 68.69%. • Flue gas recirculation further boosts alkali removal to 74.11% for K and 32.92% for Na while recycling CO. • The process reduces NOx and SO2 emissions and increases CO content in flue gas, contributing to lower overall emissions. • Pre-reduced sinter consists mainly of magnetite, wustite, and small amounts of metallic iron, with minimal silicate glass phase, enabling simultaneous alkali removal and emission reduction.