This utility model relates to the field of ironmaking technology, specifically to a
fluidization device for the conveying pipeline of a
flue gas desulfurization
silo in a
hot blast stove. This device addresses the problem of poor fluidity and easy adhesion of the desulfurizing agent, preventing it from fully reacting with the
waste gas and resulting in inadequate
waste gas treatment. The device includes a first and second
ball valve on both sides of the
silo bottom, a first and second fluidizing
pipe running inside the
branch pipes, and a fifth and sixth
ball valve outside the two
branch pipes. When blockage occurs, the first and second ball valves are opened to introduce
nitrogen into the bottom of the
silo for the first
fluidization. Then, the first and second fluidizing pipes are opened, and
nitrogen is introduced for the second
fluidization. The fifth and sixth ball valves are further opened to introduce
nitrogen for the third fluidization. Finally, the loss-in-weight feeder is activated to feed material into the
flue gas desulfurization silo through mechanical stirring, reducing material accumulation, lowering the probability of blockage, and effectively solving the problems of material buildup, blockage, and poor
material flow at the silo bottom.