Sponge Iron

Sponge Iron

Sponge iron is a raw material used to make high-quality steel and wrought iron. It's made by reducing iron ore with carbon at around 1100 degrees Celsius.

Sponge iron is used as a substitute for scrap in electrical arc and induction furnaces. It’s an important raw material for making high quality steel, especially because of the shortage of expensive melting scrap.

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Improved Steel Quality: Sponge iron with high Fe(m) and Fe(t) contents produces steel with better mechanical properties, such as strength, toughness, and ductility.
Reduced Energy Consumption: Sponge iron with high Fe(m) and Fe(t) contents requires less energy to melt and process in the steelmaking furnace

  • High Fe(M)

    It has high Fe content, ranging between 78-82%

  • Low dust

    Sponge iron generates minimal dust during handling

Sponge iron is made by reducing iron ore with carbon at around 1100 degrees Celsius. This process can use a variety of methods, including red-ox reactions, partial oxidation of coal, reforming methane, and partial combustion of natural gas..

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