HAL (France)
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Experimental and modeling study of the iron ore direct reduction by a H₂-rich gas
The steel industry accounts for approximately 7% of the global anthropogenic CO₂ emissions, mainly due to the reduction of iron ore in the blast furnace. In the context of the energy transition and carbon neutrality objectives, hydrogen is identified as a key player for the direct reduction of iron
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