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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[0025] Recycle the waste mortar produced during silicon wafer cutting, extract the polyethylene glycol contained in it (the extracted polyethylene glycol can be reused), and make the remaining slurry into a filter cake, and dry it until the water content is less than 10%. Crushed into pellets with a particle size of less than 3mm, chemical analysis determines that the total silicon content in the pellets is T Si =61%, the total carbon content is Tc=20%; the binder carboxymethyl cellulose is weighed according to 4% of the total amount of the pellets, and sent into the wheel mill mixer together with the above pellets to fully mix, and an appropriate amount of water is added Mix it into a molding material, use a double-roller briquetting machine to make a pellet with a particle size of less than 50mm, put it into a drying furnace, and heat it up to 120~150°C for baking. When the moisture content of the pellet is less than 2%, it is cooled and released from the furnace. 40~60℃, ge...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Adopt the substantially same technique as embodiment 1, chemical analysis determines that the total silicon content that is broken into the granular material that particle size is less than 3mm is 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, and Tc=18% is obtained. Si =53%, Tc=17%, S≤0.1%, H 2 O≤2%, and the balance contains silicon dioxide and other impurities in the finished product of composite silicon carbon spheres.
[0029] The composite silicon carbon balls are used together as deoxidation alloying and recarburizing agent in the converter smelting of HRB400 steel in a steel factory. The cost per ton of steel is 14.85 yuan, which is similar to the cost of 16.70 yuan per ton of steel using ferrosilicon + carburizing agent in the original process. Compared with that, the cost of steelmaking is reduced by 1.85 yuan per ton.
[0030] When the composite silicon carbon balls...
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[0032] Adopt the substantially same technique as embodiment 1, chemical analysis determines that the total silicon content that is broken into the granular material that particle size is less than 3mm is T Si =42%, the total carbon content is Tc=14%, and the binder is Portland cement, which is an inorganic binder. Si =38%, Tc=12%, S≤0.1%, H 2 O≤2%, and the balance contains silicon dioxide and other impurities in the finished product of composite silicon carbon spheres.
[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 temperature of the molten steel is low. Adding 500kg of the composite silicon carbon ball can increase the temperature by 35~40°C. Adding 500kg of composite silicon carbon balls can add 4~4.5 tons of scrap steel, which reduces the amount of molten iron and ferroalloy used for heating, and reduces the cost of steelmaking.
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