This disclosure relates to the field of
titanium extraction technology from
blast furnace slag, and particularly to a method for controlling the
titanium carbide content using
iron oxide powder, comprising the following steps: Step 1, when the
slag generated by the carbon-blending of
titanium-containing
blast furnace slag reaches the
smelting endpoint, a sample is taken to detect the
mass percentage of
titanium carbide in the slag; Step 2, when the
mass percentage exceeds a set threshold,
iron oxide powder is added to the slag to control the
mass percentage within a
reference range. This disclosure solves the problem of easy bending of titanium slabs with large aspect ratios during the upsetting process. This disclosure also solves the problem of high TiC content in existing titanium-containing
blast furnace slag carbon-blending processes. By adding
iron oxide powder to react with excess TiC in a directional manner, the TiC content can be stably controlled within a
reference range, effectively reducing slag
viscosity, ensuring smooth slag
discharge, and avoiding safety hazards such as equipment blockage; at the same time, it improves the
temperature control effect of the subsequent boiling chlorination reaction, and improves the efficiency and quality of subsequent titanium
resource recovery.