An iron blast furnace produces pig iron of composition 94.2% Fe, 3.5% C, 1.5% Si, 0.8% burden of blast furnace consists of the following materials. Limestone is pure CaCO, ar converted to CaO that makes up 36% of the slag. The analysis of exit gas is given as 269 13% CO, and 61% N,; assume no loss of iron in slag. Rational Analysis wt% Material Fe,03 SiO2 Al,03 MnO

An iron blast furnace produces pig iron of composition 94.2% Fe, 3.5% C, 1.5% Si, 0.8% burden of blast furnace consists of the following materials. Limestone is pure CaCO, ar converted to CaO that makes up 36% of the slag. The analysis of exit gas is given as 269 13% CO, and 61% N,; assume no loss of iron in slag. Rational Analysis wt% Material Fe,03 SiO2 Al,03 MnO

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter22: Inorganic Materials

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