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Blast furnace - Design and technology

Author: Maurice BURTEAUX

Publication date: April 10, 1992

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2. Annexes to the blast furnace

The following description relates to a furnace with a 14 m crucible diameter, the main example being the HF4 blast furnace at Dunkirk.

2.1 Website

Such a blast furnace covers an area of at least 100,000 m 2 , including not only the blast furnace itself, but also the many ancillary facilities required for its operation, staff life, pollution control and energy recovery.

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2.2 Load preparation and loading

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