Method for enriching and recovering carbon dioxide in iron mine sintering smoke gas
A technology for sintering flue gas and carbon dioxide, applied in chemical instruments and methods, separation methods, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of limited enrichment, failure to achieve high-efficiency separation, and concentration requirements for capture, and achieve high separation efficiency. , low cost, and the effect of achieving zero emissions
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[0024] Raw material conditions for sintering: batching according to the mass ratio of 61.41% mixed iron ore, 5.61% dolomite, 2.05% limestone, 3.85% quicklime, 23.08% sintered return ore, and 4.00% coke powder (the main chemical composition of the obtained sintered ore is: TFe58. 33%, SiO25.0%, R1.9, MgO2.3%). The above-mentioned sintering raw materials are distributed into the sintering machine 1 through the distributing device 2 for sintering.
[0025] The head flue gas accounting for 50% of the total volume of the flue gas is exported first through the second condensing device 13 to condense and remove part of the water vapor, and then merge with the tail flue gas accounting for 20% of the total volume of the flue gas to form a circulating flue gas. Through the second dust remover 14 and the second exhaust fan 15 in turn, it is passed into the fume hood 4 completely covering the sintering machine 1, and industrial pure oxygen is mixed into the fume hood 4, and at the same ti...
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[0027] Raw material conditions for sintering: batching according to the mass ratio of mixed iron ore 61.22%, dolomite 5.01%, limestone 2.33%, quicklime 4.51%, sintering return ore 23.08%, coke powder 3.85% (the main chemical composition of the obtained sinter is: TFe57. 7%, SiO24.9%, R2.0, MgO1.8%). The above-mentioned sintering raw materials are distributed into the sintering machine 1 through the distributing device 2 for sintering.
[0028] After leading out the head flue gas accounting for 55% of the total flue gas volume, it first passes through the second condensing device 13 to condense and remove part of the water vapor, and then merges with the tail flue gas accounting for 25% of the total flue gas volume to form circulating flue gas. The gas passes through the second dust remover 14 and the second exhaust fan 15 in turn into the fume hood 4 that completely covers the sintering machine 1, and industrial pure oxygen is mixed into the fume hood 4, and at the same time, ...
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