Effect of Temperature on Reduction Behaviors and Microstructural Changes of Magnetite with H<sub>2</sub> Under Fluidized Bed Conditions
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Abstract
Here in this paper, the effect of temperature on reduction behaviors and microstructural changes of magnetite by hydrogen is studied in a laboratory micro‐fluidized bed reactor. The phase compositions and microstructures of reduced samples are investigated by X‐ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope, and Brunauer–Emmett–Teller method. The results show that a metallization degree of 90.85% is obtained under the optimal conditions of reduction temperature of 570 °C, H 2 concentration of 80%, and reduction time of 40 min. The metallization degree gradually increases with the temperature, and the magnetite (Fe 3 O 4 ) is directly reduced to porous metallic iron (Fe) in the temperature range of 470–570 °C. While, the magnetite is first reduced to wüstite (FeO) and then further reduced to metallic iron with a dense structure in the temperature range of 570–670 °C. The dense metallic iron layer forms on the raw magnetite particle surface, which prevents the contact and reaction of the reducing gas with the iron oxide, resulting in a sharp decrease in the metallization degree.
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