This presentation summarizes the DRI (Direct Reduced Iron) plant process. Key points include: - The DRI plant uses iron ore, coal, and dolomite as raw materials which are fed into a rotary kiln and reduced to sponge iron through chemical reactions. - The sponge iron is then cooled in a rotary cooler before being separated into lumps and fines in the Product Separation Building using magnetic separation and screening. - Common problems addressed include gear issues in the rotary cooler and accretion formation, which can be addressed through maintenance and using higher quality raw materials.