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    This document provides an introduction and course outline for a lecture series on iron and steel making. The course will cover topics like iron ores, beneficiation, agglomeration processes, iron making in blast furnaces, ferroalloys, electric arc furnaces, and oxygen converters. It lists references on iron blast furnace theory and steelmaking. The course will take place over 13 weeks, with a midterm on the 8th week and final lecture on the 13th week. Grades will be determined by written exams worth 70% of the total marks and year grades worth 30%.

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    Iron and Steel Making

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Prof. Dr. Hafiz A. Ahmed


    Dr. Lamiaa Z. Mohamed

    10/26/2019 1
    Course Specification

    MET(404)

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    Contents
    1. Introduction- iron ores
    1.1 Iron Ores
    1.2 Beneficiation of Iron Ores
    1.3 Agglomeration Processes
    1.3.1 Pelletization
    1.3.2 Sintering
    1.4 Iron and Steel Making
    2. Iron Making in Blast Furnace (BF)
    3. Ferroalloys
    4. Submerged Arc Furnace
    5. Electric Arc Furnace
    6. Ladle Furnace (LD)
    7. Oxygen Converter
    8. Sponge Iron Production (Direct Reduction Furnace)

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    References

    1. J. G. Peacey, W. G. Davenport, “The Iron Blast Furnace: Theory and


    Practice”, 1979
    2. Allan M. Rathbone, et.al, “The Making, Shaping and Treating of
    Steel, 11th Edition Steelmaking and Refining Volume”, 1998
    3. William F. Hosford, Iron and Steel, 2012
    4. Anil K. Biswas, “Principles Blast Furnace Ironmaking: Theory and
    Practice”, 1981

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    1st week : Wednesday 25-9-2019 ----- Introduction
    2nd Week: Wednesday
    3rd Week: Wednesday
    4th Week: Wednesday
    5th Week: Wednesday
    6th Week: Wednesday
    7th Week: Wednesday
    8th Week: Wednesday --------Mid Term
    9th Week: Wednesday
    10th Week: Wednesday
    11th Week: Wednesday
    12th Week: Wednesday
    13th Week: Wednesday ------ Final Lecture
    Final Exam: Saturday
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    Year Grades Marks = 30 (15+15)

    Written Marks = 70 (35+35)

    Total Marks = 100

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    Thank You

    10/26/2019 7

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