Method for determining smelting nickel-iron reducer dosage for ore smelting furnace
A technology to determine the method and reducing agent, which is applied in the field of ferronickel alloy smelting, can solve the problems of increased cost and lack of comprehensive utilization of resources, and achieve the effects of reducing the cost of ferronickel, maximizing benefits, and avoiding waste of resources
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[0012] After sintering, the nickel oxide ore contains 1.9% nickel, 19% iron, and 0.6% residual carbon. Using semi-coke as a reducing agent, the wet base contains 80% fixed carbon, and the ratio of carbon content to nickel content is 2. 100 tons of sintered ore contains 1.9 tons of nickel, 3.8 tons of carbon should be added, 0.6 tons of residual carbon in the sintered ore, the amount of carbon in semi-coke is 3.2 tons (3.8-0.6), and 4 tons of semi-coke should be added (3.2 / 80% ). The smelted ferronickel contains 10.5% nickel, and the nickel recovery rate is 92%.
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[0014] After sintering, the nickel oxide ore contains 1.7% nickel, 12% iron, and 1.2% residual carbon. Using semi-coke as a reducing agent, the wet base contains 80% fixed carbon. Calculated as the ratio of carbon content to nickel content is 4, 100 tons of sintered ore contains 1.7 tons of nickel, 6.8 tons of carbon should be added, 1.2 tons of residual carbon in the sintered ore, the amount of carbon in semi-coke is 5.6 tons (6.8-1.2), and 7 tons of semi-coke should be added (5.6 / 80% ). The smelted ferronickel contains 12.05% nickel, and the nickel recovery rate is 95%.
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