A method for rapidly reducing
copper slags to produce iron-
copper alloys in a
kiln in a
reducing atmosphere is characterized by including the steps: proportionally mixing the
copper slags, reducing agents and additives, crushing or levigating the mixture to 200 meshes to obtain 20%-40% of residues on
sieve;
doping agglomerants and water occupying 5-20% of all materials on a dry
mass basis, uniformly mixing, producing the uniformly mixed mixture to
pellets with the diameters
ranging from 15mm to 30mm and small cylindrical briquettes with all the heights
ranging from 15mm to 30mm by a pellet press or a briquetting
machine, and
drying the
pellets or small cylindrical briquettes; flatly laying the dried
pellets or small cylindrical briquettes at the bottom of the
kiln, wherein the material
layer thickness ranges from 20mm to 45mm, the material layer reducing temperature ranges from 1250 DEG C to 1450 DEG C, and the reducing time is 10-40min; and subjecting the reduced pellets or the briquettes to cooling, crushing,
wet grinding and wet separation so that iron-
copper alloy powder with the iron
recovery rate of 85%-99% is obtained. According to the method, iron in a great quantity of
silicate iron in the copper slags, which cannot be separated out by the traditional technology, is extracted and turns into the iron-
copper alloy micro
powder with high added value so that iron and copper in the copper slags are extracted and used simultaneously, and physical and chemical
heat energy in strong reducing
waste gas can be completely recovered during rapid depth reduction.