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Iron Pyrites Specifications
| Material
Description: |
Iron
Pyrites |
| Chemistry: |
| Fe |
44.4%
(± 2%) |
Typical |
| S |
53.2%
(± 2%) |
Typical |
| Ti |
500
ppm |
Typical |
| B |
100
ppm |
Typical |
| Cu |
100
ppm |
Typical |
| Co |
100
ppm |
Typical |
| Ga |
100
ppm |
Typical |
| Ni |
100
ppm |
Typical |
| V |
50
ppm |
Typical |
| Ba |
50
ppm |
Typical |
| Silica
and alumina |
Balance
of analysis |
Typical |
| Moisture |
<1.5% |
Typical |
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| Description: |
Silver
- Gold Crystalline Structure |
| Size: |
20
Mesh x Down |
| Bulk
Density: |
136
lb./cu. ft. |
| Application: |
Iron
pyrites are used primarily for making additions to gray and
malleable irons melted in electric furnaces. In the case
of gray iron, the normal sulfur level should be in the range
of 0.08-0.12. Sulfur neutralizes the carbide stabilizing
influence of manganese. The presence of sulfur in the nominal
range is also a very important factor for making all silicon
base inoculants effective chill reducers. |
| Country
of Origin: |
USA |
| Warehouse(s): |
Birmingham,
AL
Chicago, IL
East Liverpool, OH
Tulsa, OK |
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| Effective
Date: 2/1/04 |
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