Iron-containing solid byproduct of iron making by smelting reduction and manufacturing method thereof
A production method and by-product technology, which are applied in the field of smelting reduction iron-smelting iron-containing solid by-products and their production fields, can solve problems such as inability to meet strength requirements, and achieve the effects of realizing the cost of molten iron, avoiding a large amount of accumulation, and increasing the output of molten iron.
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[0051] Gas mud: iron ore powder under sieve: dust removal powder (dry basis, weight) 20%: 75%: 5%, binder, additional, 10%, water, additional, adjusted to 8%. The above-mentioned materials are mixed, and the mixture is compressed by a hydraulic forming machine with a pressure of 10 MPa and a pressurization time of 10 s. The mixture is placed in the air for natural curing for 28 days. The binder is 90% ordinary Portland cement + 10% high alumina cement, the particle size of the iron ore powder under the sieve is less than 6.3mm, and the content of more than 1mm is 70%.
[0052] After curing, the compressive strength of the agglomerates is 1920N / piece, and the strength reaches the YB / T005-2005 Grade II iron pellet standard, and meets the strength requirements of directly adding to the gasifier (>1800N / piece). It can be fed into the gasifier together with lump coal and coke through a coal spiral. Based on the use of 300 tons of agglomerates a day, 136 to 143 tons o...
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[0054] Gas mud: iron ore powder under sieve: dust removal powder (dry basis, weight) 37%: 60%: 3%, binder, additional, 18%, water, additional, adjusted to 11%. The above-mentioned materials are mixed, and the mixture is compressed by a hydraulic forming machine with a pressure of 10 MPa and a pressurization time of 10 s. The mixture is placed in the air for natural curing for 28 days. The binder is 80% ordinary Portland cement + 20% slag cement, and the particle size of iron ore powder under the sieve is less than 6.3mm, and the content of more than 1mm is 70%.
[0055] After curing, the compressive strength of the agglomerates is 1956N / piece, and the strength reaches the standard of YB / T005-2005 Class II iron pellets, and meets the strength requirements of directly adding to the gasifier (>1800N / piece). It can be fed into the gasifier together with lump coal and coke through a coal spiral. Based on the use of 300 tons of briquettes per day, 122 to 131 tons of i...
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[0056] Example 3
[0057] Gas mud: iron ore powder under sieve: dust removal powder (dry basis, weight) 43%: 53%: 4%, binder, additional, 22%, water, additional, adjusted to 12%. The above-mentioned materials are mixed, and the mixture is compressed by a hydraulic forming machine with a pressure of 10 MPa and a pressurization time of 10 s. The mixture is placed in the air for natural curing for 28 days. The binder is 80% ordinary Portland cement + 10% high alumina cement + 10% lime, and the particle size of the iron ore powder under the sieve is less than 6.3mm, and the content of more than 1mm is 70%.
[0058] After curing, the compressive strength of the agglomerates is 1868N / piece, which meets the smelting standard YB / T005-2005 Grade II iron pellet standard, and meets the strength requirements of directly adding to the gasifier (>1800N / piece). It can be fed into the gasifier together with lump coal and coke through a coal spiral. Based on the use of 300 tons of briquettes per d...
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