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Year 2007 No 3

Kizek J., Varga A., Sivec M.
HEAT EXCHANGE ANALYSIS OF SOLID BED CHARGE
Abstract
During processing of raw materials, in particular, in primary industry, one can very often meet with the term solid bed or solid charge which is processed in furnace units mostly being of the shaft type such as blast, cupola or shaft furnace firing limestone, magnesite, etc.
Different technological processes take place in this kind of thermal units. Heat exchange in a solid charge bed is one of the most important. It can be realised by various ways leading to complexity of the thermal units.
Control of the thermal units with a solid bed charge requires expertise and knowledge in the field of combustion in a solid bed as well as heat exchange between the fluid and the charge and at the same time heat transfer in the bed itself.
There are many factors, influencing heat exchange in the bed, that have to be taken into account, among them, predominantly, the grain size distribution, shape of the bed, velocity and temperature of the fluid, the unit size, etc.
One of the possible solutions is also the determination of the coefficient of heat exchange for a given type of charge applying experimental methods. The great advantage of such a approach is flexible access to the charge bed by means of the measurement probes, possibility to change thermal load of the experimental unit as well as to study different types of charge.
In the paper a methodology for the determination of the heat exchange coefficient is described based on experiments done on a pilot unit constructed at the Department of Furnaces and Thermal Technology.

Keywords: heat exchange|heat exchange coefficient|solid bed charge|experimental installation|shaft furnace|
No 3 (2007), p. 390-395
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Halama M., Ševčíková J.
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR MEASURING OF POTENTIAL GRADIENT MAPS SERVED FOR CORROSION RESEACH
Keywords: atmospheric corrosion|potential distribution|corrosion potential maps|
No 3 (2007), p. 396-401
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Kvačkaj T., Molnárová M., Mišičko R.., Fujda M.
INFLUENCE OF TERMAL CONDITIONS ON FORMATION OF DUAL PHASE STRUCTURES
Keywords: Controlled rolling|controlled cooling|structure|ferrite|martensite|pearlite|
No 3 (2007), p. 320-328
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Longauer S, Vojtko M., Girman V., Longauerová M., Janák G.
VARIABILTY OF PRODUCTS OF MARTENSITE DECOMPOSITION IN CuZnAl SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS
Keywords: shape memory|CuZnAl alloys|bainite|martensite|-phase decay|martensite transformation|pressing to water|
No 3 (2007), p. 329-335
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Nižník Š., Zavacký M., Janák G., Furman Ľ.
NEW POSSIBILITY OF HYDROGEN TRAPS FORMATION IN DEEP DRAWING IF STEEL SHEETS FOR ENAMELING
Keywords: enameled steel sheet|fish scales|hydrogen traps|sulphide precipitation|
No 3 (2007), p. 336-344
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Rusňáková V., Kijac J., Rusňák G.
SLAG MELTING TEMPERATURE IN A TUNDISH
Keywords: continuous casting|cover slag|melting temperature|ternary diagram|
No 3 (2007), p. 345-352
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Fröhlichová M., Fröhlich L., Borovský T.
ANALYSE OF TITANIUM EFFECT ON THERMAL STATE IN THE HEARTH OF BF
Keywords: Blast furnace|hearth|refractory wear|titanium bearing raw material|titanium carbonitrides|protective layer|
No 3 (2007), p. 353-359

Vadász P., Tomášek K., Rabatint Ľ.
PREDICTION OF CORROSION PROFILE OF REFRACTORIES BY FeO – SiO2 MELT
Keywords: corrosion|slag|density|surface tension|structure|
No 3 (2007), p. 360-371
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Bučková S., Lukáč L.
INFLUENCE OF PRIMARY METHODS ON NOX EMISSIONS REDUCTION DURING GAS FUELS COMBUSTION
Keywords: reburning|gasification|energogas|
No 3 (2007), p. 372-379
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Plešingerová B., Knežová L., Porvaz Š., Kiselovič J.
RE-CYCLED WATER QUALITY USED IN CERAMIC TILE MASSES
Keywords: ions concentration|flocculant|coagulation|waste water and slurry|recycling water|
No 3 (2007), p. 380-389
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Havlík M., Petrík J., Palfy P.
MICROHARDNESS MEASUREMENT CAPABILITY
Keywords: MSA|capability|microhardness|
No 3 (2007), p. 402-411
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Senčáková L., Virčíková E.
LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF PRIMARY ALUMINIUM PRODUCTION
Keywords: life cycle assessment|environmental impacts|primary aluminium production|environmental aspect|
No 3 (2007), p. 412-419
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Habashi F.
NEW FRONTIERS IN EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY
Keywords: extractive metallurgy|
No 3 (2007), p. 420-433
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Jalkanen H.
CHALLENGE OF MODELLING OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE MATERIALS PROCESSES; OXYGEN CONVERTER PROCESS (LD, BOF) AS AN EXAMPLE
Keywords: high temperature processes|oxygen converting|LD|modelling|simulation|
No 3 (2007), p. 434-446
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Lundström M., Aromaa J., Forsén O., Haavanlammi L.
CONCENTRATED CUPRIC CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS: POSSIBILITIES OFFERED IN COPPER PRODUCTION
Keywords: Chloride leaching processes|thermodynamics|cupric chloride|sodium chloride|chalcopyrite|HydroCopper®|
No 3 (2007), p. 447-459
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Brehuv J., Magula R.
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN MINING-PROCESSING ACTIVITIES OF RISTOCRATIC FAMILY „DE SOÓSO“
Keywords:
No 3 (2007), p. 460-464
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