Molded magnesium filler for blast furnace
A technology of blast furnace and magnesia, which is applied in the field of fillers, can solve problems such as the decrease of sintering machine productivity, poor air permeability of blast furnace, abnormal blast furnace condition, etc.
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[0020] According to the requirements and technical conditions of the blast furnace in the iron factory, the formula data used is 80% lightly burned magnesium powder, 5% binder, 8% granular magnesium oxide, and 7% water. After mixing evenly, it is mechanically pressed into active high-magnesium balls for blast furnaces: MgO content is 63.5%, SiO 2 content of 5.2%, CaO content of 3.6%, H 2 The content of O is 5%, the content of binder and other components is 22.7%, the shape of magnesium is about 40mm, and the compressive strength at room temperature is 1800N balls (blocks).
specific Embodiment 3
[0021] According to the requirements and technical conditions of the blast furnace in the iron factory, the formula data used is 90% lightly burned magnesium powder, 1% binder, 2% granular magnesium oxide, and 7% water. Active high-magnesium balls for blast furnaces after mechanical pressing: MgO content is 80%, SiO 2 content of 2.5%, CaO content of 1.5%, H 2 The content of O is 3%, the content of binder and other components is 14%, the shape of magnesium alloy is about 55mm, and the compressive strength at room temperature is 3500N balls (blocks).
[0022] The content of magnesia is based on 60%. For every 2% increase in magnesia content, the grade of sinter will increase by 0.1%, the strength will increase by more than 0.5%, the output will increase by 0.1%, and the blast furnace will reduce the coke ratio by more than 2 kg. Elimination of A1 in slag 2 o 3 The adverse effects on blast furnace production can improve the fluidity of slag, increase the desulfurization capaci...
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