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Refining area at 1600°C: Advanced synchrotron X-ray views into the black box of blast furnaces, understands ironmaking process, and illuminates the bright road to net-zero carbon emissions

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Refining area at 1600°C: Advanced synchrotron X-ray views into the black box of blast furnaces, understands ironmaking process, and illuminates the bright road to net-zero carbon emissions

The most effective method to reduce carbon emission in a blst furnace is to use hydrogen, substituting coke, to reduce iron ore. However, the mechanism as well as kinetics of iron ore reduction by hydrogen is still not understood clearly that hinder the use of hydrogen in practice. We thus construction an in-situ chamber to faciliate synchrotron X-ray analyses under high temperature and hydrogen environment simultaneously. Result is of great help to control parameters of a blast furnace and reduce carbon emission by using hydrogen successfully.

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  • Pavilion:Future Tech Program Results of Juristic Person FC10

  • Affiliated Ministry:National Science and Technology Council

  • Application Field:Electronics & Optoelectronics

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  • Technology maturity:Prototype

  • Exhibiting purpose:Display of scientific results

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