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sauravjain
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Induction Furnace Questions

03/10/2010 8:16 AM

how can one melt gas based dri of high carbon 1.6% and fe(m)82 and metallisation of 92% in a 8 tonne induction furnace? how much of maximum quantity can be charged ?do we need to charge pig iron and scrap and lower grade of dri along with the above gas based dri? please let us know in the percentage .
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tcinc002
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Re: Induction Furnace Questions

03/10/2010 11:41 PM

Dear Mr. Sauravjain,

I'm afraid far more information is required for a feed mix analysis recommendation for the induction furnace. Input power for example should determine if you need to start with a slow heat or a hot heal. Is the DRI formed into HBI or just pellets or lump. In actuality on site analysis is recommended. Please contact a colleague of mine in India that has this familiarity, Mr. TRRRAo at trr_rao@yahoo.com .

Any further difficulties or questions let us know. T.C.Inc. is an international process technology firm dealing in iron and steel, DRI and materials preparation for over 40 years.

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