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Evidence & technical references

A source register connecting pelletizing research, test-method catalogues and operating cases to their engineering use.

This reading register connects each source to a specific technical use. The access note identifies the material used; it does not imply that every cited work has been independently reproduced or fully reviewed.

Silva · UFRJ · 2017

Roller-screen modelling

Evidence used: University thesis; repository abstract and cited methodology.

Supports: Green-pellet contact calibration and classification modelling.

Boundary: Predicted changes require plant-specific validation.

Hatch · Iron Ore Conference · 2015

Pellet plant route selection

Evidence used: Public conference abstract.

Supports: A common basis for comparing straight-grate and grate-kiln proposals.

Boundary: The abstract is not a complete design method or a ranking.

Lisa Young, Cleveland-Cliffs / Midrex · June 2024

BF-grade pellets in a DR plant

Evidence used: Operator-authored operating account.

Supports: Feedstock flexibility can carry downstream operating and maintenance consequences.

Boundary: The plant and feedstock programme define the result.

HYBRIT · 2020–2021 programme

Renewable-fuel pellet production

Evidence used: Project-owner account.

Supports: Fuel conversion includes storage, piping and heating-system integration.

Boundary: Renewable fuel does not establish a zero lifecycle footprint.

ISO public catalogues · status checked 30 October 2026

Pellet test-method scope

Evidence used: Catalogue abstracts and lifecycle records.

Supports: The property and application covered by each listed method.

Boundary: No standard text, general acceptance limits or certification claim.

Additional article-specific references remain attached to the relevant guides. References are attributed sources, not partner organisations or endorsements.