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Method of utilizing dicyandiamide waste residues and carbide slag to produce lime

A technology of dicyandiamide waste slag and carbide slag, which is applied in the field of lime production and can solve the problems of reduced lime purity, reduced lime purity, and difficulty in molding

Active Publication Date: 2013-06-05
李黔 +1
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But there is following problem in above-mentioned prior art: dicyandiamide waste slag is a kind of very loose powdery substance, is extremely difficult to molding, and its main component is calcium carbonate, and content is 85%, even if molding is superimposed successively in vertical kiln will make The formed billet is crushed, and the ash after burning the anthracite is mixed with the burned lime, which reduces the purity of the lime; in addition, because a large amount of sulfur is produced during the combustion of the anthracite, the sulfur reacts with the oxygen in the air to form sulfur dioxide, sulfur dioxide It reacts with calcium carbonate at a moisture content of 18-20% to form calcium sulfate. Further, because the dicyandiamide waste residue and anthracite particles are superimposed, the sulfur dioxide produced continues to react with a part of the calcium carbonate in the upper layer to form calcium sulfate. Calcium sulfate forms gypsum at high temperature, and the gypsum is mixed into the lime, which reduces the purity of the produced lime

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[0012] This embodiment adopts a kind of carbide slag with strong cohesiveness as the bonding material, wherein the carbide slag mainly contains 85% calcium hydroxide, and the calcium carbide slag and the loose and unbonded dicyandiamide are combined through a reasonable weight ratio. The waste slag is mixed, stirred and pressed to obtain a billet that is not easily broken. The formed billet is not easy to break, and the strength of the billet is further strengthened after carbonization and drying with tail gas during carbonization. The conditions for reacting with calcium carbonate, so calcium sulfate will not be generated in the billet, and further carbon dioxide gas in the tail gas and calcium hydroxide in calcium carbide slag will form calcium carbonate. In the calcination stage, the billet is not easy to break, thereby avoiding incomplete combustion of coal And ash is difficult to mix into the burnt lime.

[0013] Please see figure 1 , the flow chart of the method for uti...

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A method of utilizing dicyandiamide waste residues and carbide slag to produce lime comprises the following steps: evenly mixing and stirring the dicyandiamide waste residues and the carbide slag according to a scheduled weight ratio, obtaining blank through compression moulding, wherein the scheduled weight ratio is 95 to 39 percent of the dicyandiamide waste residues and 5 to 70 percent of the carbide slag; sending the pressed blank into a carbonization furnace, passing tail gas into the carbonization furnace to conduct carbonization and drying, wherein carbonization time is 4 to 8 hours, moisture of the dried blank is less than 5 percent; and sending the carbonized and dried blank to a lime kiln to conduct calcination to obtain lime, wherein calcination temperature is 800 to 1000 DEG C. The dicyandiamide waste residues and the carbide slag can be utilized to produce lime with high purity through the method of utilizing the dicyandiamide waste residues and the carbide slag to produce lime.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of industrial waste slag reuse, in particular to a method for producing lime by using dicyandiamide waste slag and carbide slag. Background technique: [0002] At present, limestone is fired into lime, which is widely used as the basic raw material in the construction industry, and the process of producing dicyandiamide products is lime-calcium carbide-lime nitrogen-dicyandiamide-a large amount of waste residue, the existing production Manufacturers of dicyandiamide products produce a large amount of dicyandiamide waste residue in the production process, which piles up like mountains and occupies a lot of land. At the same time, the waste residue contains certain harmful substances and has a certain impact on the surrounding environment. For example, drinking water is polluted , crops are endangered, etc. [0003] Although the prior art has utilized dicyandiamide waste slag and anthracite to produce lime t...

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IPC IPC(8): C04B2/10
Inventor 李黔
Owner 李黔
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