Method for directly reducing iron through electric reduction furnace
A reduction furnace and reduced iron technology, applied in the direction of electric furnace, furnace, furnace type, etc., can solve the problems of failure to build large-scale commodity DRI, slow development of gas-based direct reduction, lack of raw material supply channels, etc., to achieve flexible heating forms and environmental protection The effect of excellent performance and reliable technology
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[0021] Embodiment 1 of the present invention. The method for directly reducing iron in an electrothermal reduction furnace comprises the following steps,
[0022] a. After mixing the desulfurizer, dephosphorization agent and reducing agent, dry them until the water content of the material is less than 3%. The dried material is pulverized, and the particle size of the pulverized material is below 1.5mm to obtain a reducing additive; The desulfurizing agent and dephosphorizing agent used in the existing ironmaking industry such as lime or dolomite are the used dephosphorizing agent in the ironmaking industry, and the reducing agent is carbon powder.
[0023] b. Dry the iron ore after pulverization, and the water content of the material is less than 3%;
[0024] c. Feed the reduction additive and iron ore into the electrothermal reduction furnace, heat the electric heating body in the electrothermal reduction furnace, and reduce the iron oxide to obtain elemental iron; the ratio...
Embodiment 2
[0026] Embodiment 2 of the present invention. The method for directly reducing iron in an electrothermal reduction furnace comprises the following steps,
[0027] a. After mixing the desulfurizer, dephosphorization agent and reducing agent, dry them until the water content of the material is less than 3%. The dried material is pulverized, and the particle size of the pulverized material is below 1.5mm to obtain a reducing additive; The desulfurizing agent and dephosphorizing agent used in the existing ironmaking industry such as lime or dolomite are the used dephosphorizing agent in the ironmaking industry, and the reducing agent is carbon powder.
[0028] b. The iron ore is crushed and dried, and the moisture content of the material is less than 3%.
[0029] c. Feed reducing additives and iron ore into an electric heating reduction furnace for heating, and reduce iron oxide to obtain elemental iron. The heating process of the electrothermal reduction furnace is as follows: ...
Embodiment 3
[0031] Embodiment 3 of the present invention. The method for directly reducing iron in an electrothermal reduction furnace comprises the following steps,
[0032] a. After mixing the desulfurizer, dephosphorization agent and reducing agent, dry them until the water content of the material is less than 3%. The dried material is pulverized, and the particle size of the pulverized material is below 1.5mm to obtain a reducing additive; The desulfurizing agent and dephosphorizing agent used in the existing ironmaking industry such as lime or dolomite are the used dephosphorizing agent in the ironmaking industry, and the reducing agent is carbon powder.
[0033] b. The iron ore is crushed and dried, and the moisture content of the material is less than 3%.
[0034] c. Feed the reducing additive and iron ore into the electrothermal reduction furnace and heat it with an electric heating body, and reduce the iron oxide to obtain elemental iron. The heating process of the electrotherm...
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