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Pilot-scale study on enhanced carbothermal reduction of low-grade pyrolusite using microwave heating

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In this article, a pilot-scale study was initiated to evaluate the enhanced effect of microwave heating on carbothermal reduction process of pyrolusite, and the results indicated that the non-conventional technology by microwave heating to reduce low-grade pyroxite is very promising and could be considered for full scale applications.
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This article is published in Powder Technology.The article was published on 2020-01-15. It has received 62 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Pyrolusite.

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Kinetics characteristics and microwave reduction behavior of walnut shell-pyrolusite blends.

TL;DR: Fitting analysis based on Coats-Redfern method revealed that chemical reaction was the control step of the process of reducing pyrolusite by biomass, which the finding matched to the isothermal kinetic analysis results determined through unreacted shrinking nuclear model.
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Investigations on the microwave absorption properties and thermal behavior of vanadium slag: Improvement in microwave oxidation roasting for recycling vanadium and chromium.

TL;DR: The maximum dielectric constant and highest microwave heating rate of vanadium slag both appeared at the temperature regime of 500 °C-550‬C, which was also the main temperature regime for oxidation decomposition of olivine phase and normal spinel phase in vanadiumSlag, demonstrating the appropriate process temperature for microwave heating technology to recycle vanadiumslag.
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Optimisation on the stability of CaO-doped partially stabilised zirconia by microwave heating

TL;DR: In this article, controllable microwave heating was used for the uniform thermal field and consequent microstructure improvement to further improve the stability of partially stabilised zirconia, which was 88.14% prepared by electric arc melting.
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Modeling and kinetics study of microwave heat drying of low grade manganese ore

TL;DR: In this paper, the microwave drying experiments were conducted under different particle size distributions and different microwave power conditions to explore the basic theory of microwave drying characteristics and kinetics of manganese ore, and the experimental data were fitted and analyzed by using thin layer drying dynamics model.
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