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4.D  Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) FE TOTAL TYPICAL 88% - 89%  FE METAL 79% - 83%

Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) is a key material in steelmaking, serving as an alternative to scrap metal. Produced through a direct reduction process that converts iron ore into metallic iron at temperatures below the melting point, DRI maintains high iron purity. This makes it ideal for producing high-quality steel, especially in electric arc furnaces (EAF), enhancing both the efficiency and sustainability of the production process.  

Fe Total;                                Typically 88% – 89%

Fe Metal;                                Typically 79% – 83%

Carbon (C);                            Content Varies (usually 1.3% – 2.5%)

Impurities:                              Low levels of sulfur and phosphorus

Density:                                  High density (variable based on form)

Melting Point:                        Similar to iron (~1538°C)

Production Process:              Direct reduction of iron ore

Usage:                                   Steelmaking, particularly in electric arc furnaces

Advantages:                           Higher iron content, fewer impurities, lower energy requirement for melting

Packaging:                             Bulk, bags, or as agreed upon with customer

Storage Requirements:       Dry conditions to prevent rusting

Transport:                               Shipped via bulk carriers