A CLOSER LOOK AT FASTMET® and FASTMELT®

58th Electric Furnace Conference and 17th Process Technology Conference Proceedings

Volumn , Issue , 2000, Pages 751-767

  Hoffman, Glenn E ^a  

^a New Melting Technology Midrex Direct Reduction Corporation

Author keywords

Direct Reduced Iron (DRI); Electric Ironmaking Furnace (EIF) FASTMET; FASTIRON; FASTMELT; KO61; Rotary Hearth Furnace (RHF); Steelmaking Wastes

Indexed keywords

EID: 8344244732     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Conference Proceeding    
DOI: None     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (8)

1. G. Hoffman et al., "A Status Report on the FASTMET Process From the Kakogawa Demonstration Plant," Ironmaking Conference Proceedings, Vol. 56, 1997, pp. 553-555.
2. G. Hoffman et al., "A look at Development of FASTMELT Technology at the Midrex Technical Center," Ironmaking Conference Proceedings, Vol. 58, 1999.
3. R. Gray et al, "The FASTMELT® Process for Production of Hot Metals from Waste Oxides and Iron Ore," Paris 2000 Congress, May 2000
4. J. Jimbo et al, "A competitive Ironmaking - FASTMET/FASTMELT"
5. G. Benedetti, "Some Considerations on the Question: Can the Blast Furnace Survive?," Paine Weber World Steel Dynamics; Steel Survival Strategies XIII, 1998
6. K. Joyner, "FASTMET® / FASTMELT® - Proven Processes for Iron Production," Gorham 5'th Annual Conference - Steel Mill Wastes & By-Products 2000, April 2000
7. G. Hoffman, "FASTMELT® - The Preferred Choice," Gorham Conference - Beyond the Blast Furnace, June 2000
8. FASTMET®, FASTMELT® and FASTIRON® are registered trademarks of Midrex Direct Reduction Corp. and EIF trademark applied for by EMCI.