Iron notch pretreatment method used during blowing in of blast furnace
A pretreatment and taphole technology, applied to blast furnaces, blast furnace details, blast furnace parts, etc., can solve problems such as narrow taphole channels, tuyere, tapholes cannot be quickly and effectively connected, oxygen pipes take time, etc., to achieve rapid opening Furnace, good economic benefits, high efficiency effect
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[0014] Hereinafter, the tip pretreatment method at the start-up of the blast furnace according to the present invention will be described in detail.
[0015] According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the method for pretreatment of a tap hole when a blast furnace is started includes the following steps:
[0016] First of all, pre-drill the iron hole, that is, pre-drill the iron hole with a depth of 100-200mm after correcting the hole in the hole, so as to provide enough space for the subsequent pretreatment steps.
[0017] Then, put the oxygen tube flat and facing the iron mouth, pass oxygen to make the oxygen pipe burn inward and melt the cold slag iron in the iron mouth channel, and when the inward movement distance of the oxygen pipe is close to the normal furnace wall thickness, turn the oxygen pipe upward Bend, while swinging the oxygen tube and spiraling the oxygen tube to burn upwards and melt the cold slag iron in the furnace. Wherein, when bending...
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