Saint Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)

I. I. Beloglazov, I. N. Beloglazov, Y. V. Sharikov

In the present article we try to formulate a unified approach to the question of the transposition of the kinetic equations of various degrees of complexity which describe the kinetics homogeneous and heterogeneous chemical processes, which take place in the metallurgical equipment of the ferrous industry. the value of parameters of the metallurgical processes is clearly independent from each other, but that it is unequivocally dependent on the character of the kinetic curve. This situation has a considerable practical importance because the use of equations excludes subjectivity in the determination of the values of parameters of the metallurgical processes.

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