A kind of pump pressure-feeding buffer filler for hot-state maintenance of hot blast stove system
A hot blast stove and pump pressure technology, which is applied to the field of pump pressure feeding buffer packing for hot blast stove system thermal maintenance, can solve the problems of convenience of use and limit the popularization and application of buffer materials, and achieve the effect of preventing the flow of hot air flow and reducing the temperature of the furnace shell. Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0018] According to the ratio of 10%wt of fiber cotton, 37%wt of refractory base material, and 53%wt of composite binder, the three are combined into one, and stirred into a uniform paste to prepare the required pumpable buffer filler. Among them, the fiber cotton is a composite of aluminum silicate fiber and high-alumina fiber currently available on the market, and is ground into fiber pieces with a length of 5 mm and a width of 2 mm, and is evenly dispersed in the refractory base material by a mixer; the refractory base material is It is composed of high alumina bauxite and clay; the composite binder is a liquid substance composed of silica sol and starch, and the composite ratio of silica sol and starch is 8:1.
[0019] Tests show that the buffer filler obtained in this example has good softness, no segregation of fiber cotton and refractory base material during extrusion, good pumping performance, compressive strength not less than 2MPa, and hot compressibility not less tha...
Embodiment 2
[0022] According to the ratio of 12.5%wt of fiber cotton, 34.5%wt of refractory base material, and 53%wt of composite binder, the three are mixed and stirred into a uniform paste to prepare the required pumpable buffer filler. Among them, the fiber cotton is composed of currently commercially available alumina fiber and mullite fiber, which is ground into 4mm long and 3mm wide fiber sheets, and is evenly dispersed in the refractory base material by stirring with a stirring device; the refractory base material The material is composed of raw clay, bentonite and alumina micropowder; the compound binder is a liquid substance composed of water glass, carboxyethyl cellulose and phenolic resin, and the compound ratio of the three is 6:2:3.
[0023] The test shows that the buffer filler obtained in this example has good softness, no segregation between the fiber cotton and the refractory base material during the extrusion process, has pumpability, compressive strength not less than 1....
Embodiment 3
[0026] According to the ratio of 17.5%wt of fiber cotton, 32.5%wt of refractory base material, and 50%wt of composite binder, the three are mixed and stirred into a uniform paste to prepare the required pumpable buffer filler. Among them, the fiber cotton can be a composite of currently commercially available aluminum silicate fiber, alumina fiber and zirconia fiber, and is ground into fiber pieces with a length of 2mm and a width of 2.5mm, and is stirred by a stirring device to be evenly dispersed in the In the refractory base material; the refractory base material is composed of high alumina bauxite, clay and bentonite; the compound binder is a liquid substance composed of silica sol, phenolic resin and gum arabic, and the compound ratio of the three is 10:1: 1.
[0027] Tests show that the buffer filler obtained in this example has good softness, no segregation of fiber cotton and refractory base material during the extrusion process, has pumpability, compressive strength n...
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