Method for measuring content and particle size distribution of magnetic iron in steel slag
A technology of magnetic iron content and particle size distribution, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, particle size analysis, particle and sedimentation analysis, etc., can solve the problems of equipment wear, narrow practical range, and large results, so as to reduce equipment wear and energy consumption, and use Wide range of effects with low cost of testing
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[0026] In this example, a batch of steel slag from a steelmaking plant in Southwest China will be studied. Include the following steps:
[0027] 1) Crushing: Crushing a certain batch of steel slag after being released from the furnace. What is used in this step is a mining crusher commonly used in the field, and its power (crushing force) and crushing time can be adjusted as required.
[0028] 2) Sampling: Take several samples with a weight of 2003.1g from the steel slag after the crushing treatment in step 1).
[0029] 3) Sieving: Take a sample obtained in step 2) and carry out sieving treatment, that is, divide this sample into five parts according to the particle size, and this embodiment can follow [10, +∞), [5, 10), [1, 5), [0.25, 1), (-∞, 0.25) five intervals for sieving (in mm), marked as sample Ⅰ, sample Ⅱ, sample Ⅲ, sample Ⅳ and sample Ⅴ, their weights are: M 1 =1352.1g, M 2 =224.3g, M 3 =179.9g, M 4 = 205.3g and M 5 = 41.5 g. 4) Magnetic separation: Magnetic...
Embodiment 2
[0040] This embodiment discloses a method for improving the economical efficiency of the steel slag magnetic separation process by applying the method for determining the magnetic iron content and particle size distribution in steel slag described in Example 1. In this embodiment, the equipment and objects used in Embodiment 1 are the same as those in Embodiment 1. Only in step 1), record the power of the crushing equipment and the time used for crushing;
[0041] In step 2), the number of copies of the sample taken out is two, one of which is the sample described in step 3), and the other is used as a comparison sample; the comparison is determined by X-ray analysis or chemical analysis. The content of metallic iron in the sample w=46.63%.
[0042] After step 9) is completed, proceed to the following steps:
[0043] In step 10), calculate the w and w Fe The absolute value of the difference u=1.14%.
[0044] Step 11), in this embodiment, it is necessary to set threshold I=...
Embodiment 3
[0049] This embodiment applies the method of measuring the magnetic iron content and particle size distribution in steel slag described in Example 1 to the method of evaluating the utilization value of steel slag. This embodiment follows embodiment 2, but in step 11):
[0050] If u is greater than threshold Ⅰ, it indicates that the magnetic separation of slag is not complete, and it is necessary to increase the crushing force to crush the batch of slag more thoroughly. At this time, repeat steps 1 to 11, but in step 1), the crushing force is increased by increasing the power of the crushing equipment, that is, an adjustable crusher commonly used in the field is used.
[0051] If the adjustable crusher reaches the maximum power (the crushing force is adjusted to the maximum), the calculated u value is still greater than the threshold Ⅰ, which indicates that this batch of slag is difficult to recover by magnetic separation, and magnetic separation of this batch of slag should be...
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