J. Janowski, A. Barański, M. Łagan, J. Nedoma, A. Sadowski
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Abstract
The reduction of magnetite to wustite Fe0.936O was studied by means of thermogravimetry at 1293 K. Sphere-like samples of constant radius, within the radius range 0.3–5.0 mm, were reduced by flowing a CO2 + CO gas mixture at nearly atmospheric pressure. Sigmoidal-type kinetic curves were obtained.
The crackling core model proposed in 1975 by Park and Levenspiel fits the data. The model takes into account crackling of solid grains and a chemical reaction. The limits of applicability of the model are discussed in more detail and the original procedure for calculating its parameters was modified to some extent.