Process for making steel from direct-reduced iron

C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 21 – B

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C21B 13/14 (2006.01) C21C 5/56 (2006.01)

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CA 1197689

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE In a steelmaking process wherein direct-reduced iron is manufactured in a reducing furnace and smelteo in an electric furnace or a converter, a method is disclosed in which a heating furnace is provided at the lower end of a hood connected so as to enclose the product outlet of the reducing furnace. In one embodi- ment, a screen is provided within the hood for classify- ing the reduced material discharged from the product outlet of the reducing furnace into reduced iron and undersized particles, the undersized particles being removed for recycling. The reduced iron is charged into the heating furnace and melted, and is taken out as molten pig iron by a ladle. The molten pig iron within the ladle is charged into the electric furnace by manipulating a crane used to transport the ladle.

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