Recovery method of chromium in high chromium-content slag in steel making-LF (ladle furnace) working procedure
A recovery method, -LF technology, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, etc., can solve the problems of chromium slag polluting the environment and so on
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[0024] A method for recovering chromium in high chromium slag in the steelmaking LF process, comprising the following steps:
[0025] (1) Make a mixture of dry high-chromium slag and carbon powder, and the ratio of high-chromium slag and carbon powder is 10:1. This step is to mix the raw materials to ensure the reduction effect;
[0026] (2) During the period from converter steelmaking tapping to ladle arriving at LF station, add the dry mixture into the ladle;
[0027] (3) Blow inert gas into the molten steel in the ladle to stir and heat it in LF. In the high-temperature reducing atmosphere, reduce the hexavalent chromium in the heavy chromium slag to metallic chromium in molten steel;
[0028] As a preference, the inert gas is argon;
[0029] In particular, the reducing atmosphere is that the oxygen potential of the molten steel in the ladle is as low as Cr 6+ Conditions that can be reduced, the oxygen content in the steel finally reaches 10ppm;
specific Embodiment 2
[0030] (1) Make a mixture of dry high-chromium slag and carbon powder, wherein the ratio of high-chromium slag and carbon powder is 15:1. This step is to mix the raw materials to ensure the quality of the reduction;
[0031] (2) During the period from converter steelmaking tapping to ladle arriving at LF station, add the dry mixture into the ladle;
[0032] (3) Blow inert gas into the molten steel in the ladle to stir and heat it in LF. In the high-temperature reducing atmosphere, reduce the hexavalent chromium in the heavy chromium slag to metallic chromium in molten steel;
[0033] As a preference, the inert gas is argon;
[0034] In particular, the reducing atmosphere is that the oxygen potential of the molten steel in the ladle is as low as Cr 6+ Reducible conditions, the oxygen content in the steel finally reaches 7ppm;
specific Embodiment 3
[0035] (1) Make a mixture of dry high-chromium slag and carbon powder, wherein the ratio of high-chromium slag and carbon powder is 20:1. This step is to mix the raw materials to ensure the quality of the reduction;
[0036] (2) During the period from converter steelmaking tapping to ladle arriving at LF station, add the dry mixture into the ladle;
[0037] (3) Blow inert gas into the molten steel in the ladle to stir and heat it in LF. In the high-temperature reducing atmosphere, reduce the hexavalent chromium in the heavy chromium slag to metallic chromium in molten steel;
[0038] As a preference, the inert gas is argon;
[0039] In particular, the reducing atmosphere is that the oxygen potential of the molten steel in the ladle is as low as Cr 6+ The conditions that can be reduced, the oxygen content in the steel finally reaches 5ppm.
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