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Magnetite and hematite concentrates are the two main raw materials for oxidized pellet production. Magnetite concentrates have more predominance due to the heat release by oxidation during roasting and may reduce energy consumption (Jiang et al., 2008; Li et al., 2009). However, with the continuous consumption of iron resources driven by the rapid development of iron and steel industry, magnetite resources are becoming scarce and so the development of pellet production is restricted to some extent. Thus, it is imperative to make better use of hematite resources to meet the raw material supply for pellet production (Xu, 2001).

Recrystallization of Fe2O3 During the Induration of Iron Ore Oxidation Pellets