Iron ore pellets

Description
Iron ore pellets are iron ore crushed into powder form, forming spherical lumps. This iron oxide is in turn formed into pellets by using clay as a binder and thereafter hardening it by firing in kilns at 1,315 degrees. Has moisture content ranging from 0 % to 2%. Used in steel-making process. Bulk density: 1,900 - 2,400 kg/m3.
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