Production method for smelting manganese-series iron alloys by utilizing crystalline silicon cutting waste powder as reducing agent
A production method and technology for crystalline silicon, which are applied in the field of smelting manganese-based ferroalloys, can solve the problems that elemental crystalline silicon and silicon carbide are not effectively recycled, have limited quantities, and have little effect on the pollution caused by the stacking of tail powders, and achieve a significant social impact. Environmental protection effect, convenient production and operation, good promotion and application prospects
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[0057] A production method for smelting manganese-based ferroalloys by using crystalline silicon cutting waste powder as a reducing agent, which is carried out sequentially according to the following steps:
[0058] ①Preparation of raw materials: weigh the materials according to the following proportions by weight,
[0059] Manganese ore raw material 1000kg,
[0060] Crystal silicon cutting waste powder 400kg.
[0061] The above-mentioned "manganese ore raw material" refers to one or more manganese ore mixtures that meet the technical indicators of smelting manganese-based ferroalloys into the furnace;
[0062] The above-mentioned "crystalline silicon cutting waste powder" refers to the silicon powder waste obtained by recycling the cutting mortar waste generated by polycrystalline silicon and single crystal silicon slicing operations.
[0063] ② Furnace smelting: The materials weighed according to the weight ratio in the step of "preparing raw materials" are input into the ...
Embodiment 2
[0066] A production method for smelting manganese-based ferroalloys by using crystalline silicon cutting waste powder as a reducing agent, which is carried out sequentially according to the following steps:
[0067] ①Preparation of raw materials: weigh the materials according to the following proportions by weight,
[0068] Manganese ore raw material 1000kg,
[0069] Crystal silicon cutting waste powder 200kg.
[0070] The above-mentioned "manganese ore raw material" refers to one or more manganese ore mixtures that meet the technical indicators of smelting manganese-based ferroalloys into the furnace;
[0071] The above-mentioned "crystalline silicon cutting waste powder" refers to the silicon powder waste obtained by recycling the cutting mortar waste generated by polycrystalline silicon and single crystal silicon slicing operations.
[0072] Carry out the operation of " 2. into furnace smelting, 3. tapping casting " step in the manner described in embodiment one again, ca...
Embodiment 3
[0074] A production method for smelting manganese-based ferroalloys by using crystalline silicon cutting waste powder as a reducing agent, which is carried out sequentially according to the following steps:
[0075] ①Preparation of raw materials: weigh the materials according to the following proportions by weight,
[0076] Manganese ore raw material 1000kg,
[0077] 300kg of crystalline silicon cutting waste powder.
[0078] The above-mentioned "manganese ore raw material" refers to one or more manganese ore mixtures that meet the technical indicators of smelting manganese-based ferroalloys into the furnace;
[0079] The above-mentioned "crystalline silicon cutting waste powder" refers to the silicon powder waste obtained by recycling the cutting mortar waste generated by polycrystalline silicon and single crystal silicon slicing operations.
[0080] Carry out the steps of "2. furnace smelting, 3. iron casting" in the manner described in Example 1, and then a qualified high...
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