Method for producing reducible iron-containing material having l

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Compositions

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75322, 75447, 75773, C22B 124

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ABSTRACT:
A method for abating the incidence of cluster formation of reducible iron-containing material during the direct reduction of said material is disclosed. The method generally comprises contacting the reducible iron-containing material with a cluster-abating effective amount of either a dispersion which comprises at least one particulate material which is substantially nonhardening in the presence of water and at least one fluxing agent or a dispersion which comprises an aluminum-containing clay.

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