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The production of high value pig iron nuggets from steelmaking by-products – A thermodynamic evaluation

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Zinc contaminated steelmaking by-products such as blast furnace (BF) dust and basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS) dust present a significant recycling challenge at integrated steelmaking plants. Rotary Hearth Furnaces (RHFs) provide an attractive route for recovery of Fe and Zn from these materials throu...

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title The production of high value pig iron nuggets from steelmaking by-products – A thermodynamic evaluation
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