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"mechanical GM DRI plant" refers to a plant that uses mechanical processes, like rotary kilns, to produce Direct Reduced Iron (DRI), also known as sponge iron, from iron ore using reducing gases like hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

- Direct Reduced Iron (DRI):

DRI is a product of the direct reduction of iron ore, where iron oxide is converted into metallic iron without melting it.

- Mechanical Processes:

The process typically involves passing hot reducing gases over iron ore pellets or lumps, which are then reduced to iron.

- Rotary Kilns:

Many DRI plants, especially those using coal, utilize rotary kilns to carry out the reduction process.

- Reducing Gases:

The reducing gases, which are derived from natural gas or coal, contain carbon monoxide and hydrogen.

- Sponge Iron:





DRI is also referred to as sponge iron because the resulting iron retains its original shape but becomes porous and lighter due to the removal of oxygen.

- Applications:

DRI is a key feedstock for steelmaking, particularly in electric arc furnaces (EAFs).

- India:

There are 285 DRI plants in India, majority of which use coal-based rotary kilns. The installed capacity of DRI plants varies in the range of 50–500 tonne per day (tpd) with single or multiple kilns.

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