This invention relates to a method for modifying
molten steel slag with
carbon dioxide throughout the entire process under normal pressure. The method includes: first, adding the first batch of steel
slag to a
slag pot for melting; then, adding 10%–35% of the
mass of the first batch of hot
molten steel slag as a steel slag fracturing agent to the slag pot; next, unloading a second batch of hot
molten steel slag into the slag pot through a slag
discharge device of a converter or
continuous casting system; then, adding a second batch of hot molten steel slag as a steel slag fracturing agent to the slag pot, repeating this cycle until the slag pot is full. This method achieves complete dissociation and efficient separation of the molten steel slag by adding modified steel slag
tailings and steel slag fracturing agent in
layers into the slag pot, utilizing the phased and temperature-segmented release of
carbon dioxide by the fracturing agent. This completely solves the problems of iron-rich
casting residue, desulfurization
slag welding pot, and agglomeration. This method can be combined with the phased supply of
solid carbon dioxide to synergistically improve the strength of the steel slag. The residue after supply can be utilized as a resource, making it
environmentally friendly and efficient.