Process of recycling iron oxides and plastics in steelmaking

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Processes – Producing or treating free metal

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75544, 75569, 75767, 75961, C21B 304

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ABSTRACT:
A process for recovering iron values from waste iron oxide, especially iron oxide dust from steelmaking furnaces, wherein the iron oxide is mixed with a water-insoluble thermoplastic material and heated to melt the plastic to form a binder for the iron oxide particles, and discrete bodies formed of the mixture are returned to a furnace to recover the iron values. The plastic binder is present in an amount sufficient to serve as a reductant to reduce the iron oxide to metallic iron when the plastic is combusted with oxygen in the furnace. The invention also includes the discrete bodies so formed of iron oxide and thermoplastic binder.

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