Method for manufacturing silicon and carbon composite balls through waste mortar generated during silicon slice cutting and application of silicon and carbon composite ball
A silicon wafer cutting and waste mortar technology, which is applied in the manufacture of composite silicon carbon balls from silicon wafer cutting waste mortar and its application field, can solve the problems of unsatisfactory recycling and utilization of high-purity silicon from waste mortar, unseen industrial utilization, and losses. Achieve the effects of simple manufacturing process, great economic and social benefits, and reduced steelmaking costs
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[0024] Example 1
[0025] The waste mortar produced when the silicon wafer is cut is recovered, the polyethylene glycol contained in it is extracted (the extracted polyethylene glycol can be reused), the remaining slurry is made into a filter cake, and after drying until the moisture is less than 10%, It is broken into pellets with a particle size of less than 3mm, and chemical analysis determines that the total silicon content in the pellets is T Si = 61%, the total carbon content is Tc = 20%; Weigh the binder carboxymethyl cellulose according to 4% of the total amount of pellets, and send it into the wheel mill mixer together with the above pellets to fully mix, add an appropriate amount of water Mixed into molding material, the ball blank with a particle size of less than 50mm is made in a roller briquetting machine, put into a drying furnace, and heated to 120~150 ℃ for baking. When the moisture content of the ball blank is less than 2%, it is cooled and released from the...
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[0027] Example 2
[0028] Using substantially the same process as in Example 1, chemical analysis determined that the total silicon content of the pellets crushed into particles with a particle size of less than 3 mm was T Si = 56%, the total carbon content is Tc = 18%, the binder adopts organic binder dextrin, and the addition amount is 4% of the total pellets to obtain T Si =53%, Tc=17%, S≤0.1%, H 2 O ≤ 2%, the balance contains silicon dioxide and other impurities in the composite silicon carbon ball finished product.
[0029] The composite silicon carbon ball is used as deoxidizing alloying and carburizing agent in the converter smelting of HRB400 steel in a steel plant. In comparison, the steelmaking cost is reduced by 1.85 yuan per ton.
[0030] When the composite silicon carbon ball is used as the deoxidizing alloying of HRB400 steel in converter smelting in a steel plant, the cost per ton of steel is 13.95 yuan when used in conjunction with C50 and SiC20 pre-deoxid...
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[0031] Example 3
[0032] Using substantially the same process as in Example 1, chemical analysis determined that the total silicon content of the pellets crushed into particles with a particle size of less than 3 mm was T Si = 42%, the total carbon content is Tc = 14%, and the binder adopts the inorganic binder Portland cement, and the addition amount is 8% of the total pellets. During baking, the temperature is raised to 200~300 ° C for drying to obtain T Si =38%, Tc=12%, S≤0.1%, H 2 O ≤ 2%, the balance contains silicon dioxide and other impurities in the composite silicon carbon ball finished product.
[0033] The composite silicon carbon ball is used as a 120t converter in a steel plant when the silicon content of the molten iron is less than 0.8% or the molten steel temperature is low. Adding 500kg of composite silicon carbon ball can increase the temperature by 35~40℃. For every 500kg of composite silicon carbon balls, 4~4.5 tons of scrap steel can be added, which re...
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