Metallurgy additive
An additive and tackifier technology, applied in the field of metallurgical additives, can solve the problems of increased energy consumption, poor quality, high production costs, etc.
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[0005] For sintering production, the formula is: ferric citrate accounts for 62%, tackifier accounts for 20%, oxidizing agent accounts for 15%, and preservative accounts for 3%. formaldehyde. When the addition amount is 3 / 10,000 in sintering production, the output can be increased by more than 5%.
Embodiment 2
[0007] For sintering production, the formula is: ferric citrate accounts for 7096, urea-formaldehyde resin (tackifier) accounts for 1896, potassium chlorate (oxidant) accounts for 10%, carbolic acid (preservative) 2%. Can reach the effect of embodiment 1 equally. In the formula for sintering production, the tackifier can also be CMC (sodium carboxymethyl cellulose) or urea resin or polyacrylamide or guar gum, the oxidant can also be potassium permanganate, and the preservative can also be borax or boric acid.
Embodiment 3
[0009] For pellet production, formula: 60% ferric citrate, 30% starch (viscosifier), 10% sodium hydroxide (strengthener). Works just as well.
[0010] In the pellet production formula, the tackifier can also be polyacrylamide or guar gum, etc., and the reinforcing agent can also be sodium tripolyphosphate or sodium polyphosphate.
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