ISO 21283:2018 PDF

Name: ISO 21283:2018 — Iron ores — Determination of specific surface area — Test method using air-permeability apparatus (Blaine)
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Iron ores — Determination of specific surface area — Test method using air-permeability apparatus (Blaine)

Название (английский):

ISO 21283:2018

Iron ores — Determination of specific surface area — Test method using air-permeability apparatus (Blaine)

Статус документа:: Действующий
Формат:: Электронный (PDF)
Количество страниц:: 12
Дата публикации:: 21 марта 2018 г.
Издание:: ISO IS 21283 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 73.060.10

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Описание (английский):

ISO 21283:2018 specifies a method to determine the fineness of iron ores in terms of specific surface area, using the manual Blaine air-permeability apparatus. ISO 21283:2018 is applicable to pellet feeds in the range of 400 cm2/g to 2 500 cm2/g of specific surface area.

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Overview

ISO 21283:2018 describes a standardized test method for determining the specific surface area (Blaine surface area, BSA) of iron ores, using the manual Blaine air‑permeability apparatus. The method applies to pellet feeds with a specific surface area in the range 400 cm2/g to 2 500 cm2/g. It provides a validated laboratory procedure for measuring fineness by drawing ambient air through a compressed bed of sample and relating airflow to surface area.

Key topics and requirements

Principle: Air is drawn through a compacted test portion; the airflow rate and pressure drop are used to calculate Blaine specific area (BSA).

Scope: Applicable to iron ore pellet feeds (merchant pellet feed materials) within the specified BSA range.

Sampling & sample prep: Follows ISO 3082 sampling guidance; oven‑dry test samples at 105 °C ± 5 °C to constant mass, disaggregate and sieve (minus 1.0 mm and 0.150 mm fractions), and prepare at least four test portions.

Apparatus: Manual Blaine permeability cell assembly including permeability cell, perforated disc, plunger, manometer (U‑tube), filter paper, timer, precision balance (0.001 g), thermometer, funnel and caliper. The standard gives specifications and tolerances for key parts.

Calibration: Determine the equipment constant (K) using a certified reference material (CRM) with known density, porosity and specific surface. Cell volume can be measured by caliper or (if used) mercury - with explicit safety warnings about mercury handling.

Procedure & calculations: Details for compacting test beds, timing permeability tests, calculating Blaine specific area (BSA), repeatability criteria and acceptance of results.

Safety note: The document cautions about hazardous materials and safe laboratory practice when performing tests.

Applications and users

ISO 21283:2018 is used for:

Quality control in mining, pellet production and beneficiation plants.

Contract specifications and commercial trading of pellet feed where BSA is a contractual attribute.

Research and development on iron ore grind/fineness and pelletization behaviour. Typical users include laboratory technicians, metallurgical QA/QC teams, pellet producers, mine laboratories, trade inspectors and standards organizations.

Related standards

ISO 3082 - Iron ores: Sampling and sample preparation procedures

ISO 11323 - Iron ore and direct reduced iron: Vocabulary

ISO 12154 - Density determination by gas pycnometry (skeleton density)

Keywords: ISO 21283:2018, Blaine, specific surface area, iron ores, pellet feed, air‑permeability apparatus, permeability cell, calibration, CRM, BSA.

ISO 21283:2018 PDF

Abstract

Похожие стандарты

Overview

Key topics and requirements

Applications and users

Related standards

Технические детали

BS ISO 3082:2017

Iron ores. Sampling and sample preparation procedures.

BS ISO 11323:2010

Iron ore and direct reduced iron. Vocabulary.

ISO 12154:2014

Determination of density by volumetric displacement — Skeleton density by gas pycnometry