34 research outputs found
Concert recording 2019-04-25c
[Track 1]. Bourree from third suite. Bouree I Bouree II / Johann Sebastian Bach -- [Track 2]. Sonata in G minor. I. Adagio [Track 3]. II. Allegro [Track 4]. III. Adagio [Track 5]. IV. Allegro / George Frideric Handel -- [Track 6]. Valse sentimentale / Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky -- [Track 7]. La plus que lente / Claude Debussy -- [Track 8]. Heroes suite. I. Babe [Track 9]. II. Gamer [Track 10]. III. Papi / Lourdes C. Montgomery
Concert recording 2018-04-07
[Track 1]. A musical joke. I. Allegro II. Menuetto and trio III. Adagio cantabile IV. Presto / W.A. Mozart -- [Track 2]. Piano quintet, op. 87. I. Allegro [Track 3]. II. Menuetto and trio [Track 4]. III. Largo IV. Allegro agitato / J.N. Hummel -- [Track 5]. Piano sextet, op. 110 (Allegro vivace) / F. Mendelssohn
Concert recording 2018-02-20a
[Track 1]. Fünf Orchesterlieder nach Ansichtenkartentexten von Peter Altenberg, op. 4. I. Seele, wie bist du schöner... [Track 2]. II. Sahst du nach dem Gewitterregen [Track 3]. III. Über die Grenzen des All [Track 4]. IV. Nichts ist gekommen [Track 5]. V. Hier ist Friede / Alban Berg -- [Track 6]. Flowers of heaven. Three songs on Korean poetry for soprano and cello. I. The home village [Track 7]. II. Wildflowers of the mountain [Track 8]. III. Return to heaven / Robert Mueller -- [Track 9]. Buru for voice and chamber ensemble / Suhki Kang -- [Track 10]. Little sketches for soprano and flute / Ivan Elezovic -- [Track 11]. Labyrinth of love for soprano and small chamber ensemble. II. Eros (Sappho fragment 47) [Track 12]. VI. Liz\u27s lament [Track 13]. VIII. Short talk on the sensation of aeroplane takeoff / Michael Daugherty
Concert recording 2017-05-04b
[Track 1]. Fanfare for the common man / Aaron Copland -- [Track 2]. Bach Buch / J.S. Bach translated by Pann -- [Track 3]. Highway musings / Ryan Key -- [Track 4]. Serenade in D minor / Antonín Dvorák
CONTROL OF DIRECT REDUCTION IN SMELTING REDUCTION IRONMAKING
In two stage-smelting reduction process, it is desirable to decrease the reduction degree of iron
ore in a pre-reducing unit by reducing its temperature to avoid any troubles due to stickiness of high
reduced iron ore. However, less pre-reduced iron ore can induce direct reduction in a melter-gasifier,
which can increase the consumption of coal. In this case, the portion of direct reduction can be
determined by the reducibility of Pre-Reduced Iron ore (PRI) and the reactivity of coal with CO2. PRI
was prepared in the form of pellets, and its reducibility was evaluated at various temperatures in an
atmosphere containing H2. Coal was carbonized in melter-gasifier condition, and then its reactivity
with CO2 was measured at several temperatures and CO2-containing gas mixture. The possibility that
direct reduction takes place in a melter-gasifier was high because the PRI pellet was reduced more
slowly than unreduced iron ore, and the char reacted more actively than coke. The direct reduction rate
in a melter-gasifier was roughly estimated as the product of the CO2 content in the ascending gas and
the reaction rate constant of coal with CO2. Based on the diagram, the way of minimizing the portion
of direct reduction was discussed.1
Conditions for Minimizing Direct Reduction in Smelting Reduction Iron Making
In a 2 stage-smelting reduction process, it is favorable to lower the reduction degree of iron ore in a
pre-reducing unit by lowering its temperature to avoid any troubles due to stickiness of high reduced iron
ore. However, less pre-reduced iron ore can induce direct reduction in a melter-gasifier, which can increase
coal ratio. In this case, the direct reduction ratio is determined by the reducibility of Pre-Reduced Iron ore
(PRI) and the reactivity of coal with CO2. PRI was made into pellets and its reducibility was measured in
various temperatures and H2 contents. Coal was carbonized in melter-gasifier condition and then its reactivity
with CO2 was measured in various temperatures and CO2 contents. The possibility that direct reduction
takes place in a melter-gasifier was high because the PRI pellet was reduced more slowly than
unreduced iron ore and the char reacted more actively than coke. The direct reduction rate in a meltergasifier
was roughly drawn as the product of the CO2 content in the ascending gas and the reaction rate
constant of coal with CO2 and the way to minimize the direct reduction ratio was discussed with that
diagram.11sciescopu
Schematic of performance validation experiments setup for arc-jet tunnel part.
Schematic of performance validation experiments setup for arc-jet tunnel part.</p
Schematic of experimental details of combined test with cone model.
Schematic of experimental details of combined test with cone model.</p