Batch-operated universal closed arc furnace for making steel directly from briquets obtained using an iron-ore-bearing monocharge

This article examines a direct-reduction method of steelmaking that employs a single-stage cycle and a universal batch-operated arc furnace developed by the authors. First, the reducing operation is carried out in the furnace with the electrodes submerged in the charge. After the charge has melted a...

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Published in:Metallurgist (New York) 2006-11, Vol.50 (11-12), p.581-582
Main Authors: Kldiashvili, V I, Kashakashvili, G B, Lomtatidze, G A, Meboniya, S A
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Electric arc furnaces
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