Abstract

In an integrated steel flow, the costs related to the consumption of metallurgical coke represent approx. 25% of the production cost of the shards obtained by continuous casting. As the price of coal returns to about 50% of that of coke, the technology of insufflating coal dust at the blast furnaces mouths, which transfers the coking process to the blast furnace, can reduce the cost of slag by 4-5%. It cannot be used to blow into the furnace any type of coal. The coal used must meet certain requirements, based on its physical and chemical properties. By thermo-derivatographic analysis, important properties of coals can be established. The authors present in this paper the results of thermal derivatographic analyzes performed on certain types of coal.

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