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Our iron ore pelletizing systems combine the best features of both technologies to provide the most modern plant and to produce pellets at the lowest cost and highest quality. Pellet plants sized from 1.2MTPA to 9MTPA. Engineering and design of complete plants from ore receiving to pellet discharge.
- NextGen Pelletizing
Metso offers the industry’s leading induration technology...
- NextGen Pelletizing
Metso offers the industry’s leading induration technology for iron ore pellet processing, which is based on over 60 years of experience and world-class R&D. This process produces pellets with excellent physical and metallurgical properties for a wide range of plant capacities up to >9 Mtpa.
29 maj 2023 · Iron ore pellets are spheres of typically 8-16 mm to be used as feedstock for blast furnaces. They contain 64-72% iron and additional materials, which can adjust the chemical composition and metallurgical properties of the pellets.
technology for iron ore pellet processing, which is based on over 60 years of experience and world-class R&D. This process produces pellets with excellent physical and metallurgical properties for a wide range of plant capacities up to >9 Mtpa. It ensures high performance and quality, low investment and operating costs, as well
24 maj 2022 · A strong trend toward direct reduction and electric steelmaking imposes progressively stringent quality requirements on raw materials. On the one hand, increased efforts in iron-ore beneficiation to enhance the iron level in raw materials lead to the ever-decreasing grain size of iron ores.
Iron ore is essential to meeting the demands of the steel industry that continues to build the world around us. Pelletizing, or balling, carried out through either a disc pelletizer or rotary drum, is a key part of efficiently and sustainably producing steel from iron ore fines of varying sources.
16 kwi 2024 · Pelletization involves converting iron ore fines into compact pellets, which are then used in blast furnaces or direct reduction iron processes, contributing to more sustainable and efficient steel production.
