Method for co-production of pig iron and synthesis gas-based organic chemical products
A joint production and organic chemistry technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, inorganic chemistry, hydrogen production, etc., can solve complex problems such as pure oxygen, and achieve the effect of reducing asset costs, operation and asset costs
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[0032] During iron production, a blast furnace (not shown) is charged with iron ore and coke. The blast furnace is supplied with air. The nitrogen-containing blast furnace gas 1 leaving the blast furnace is compressed by a compressor 2 to a pressure between 2 and 8 bar. The blast furnace gas 1 is supplied with low-pressure steam 3 (preferably likewise having a pressure between 2 and 8 bar). In the conversion process 4, the carbon monoxide present in the blast furnace gas 1 is converted into hydrogen and carbon dioxide. Preferably, the conversion process 4 is a catalytic conversion stage.
[0033] In the working example, the stream 5 leaving the conversion process 4 is first supplied to a unit 6 in which carbon dioxide is separated from hydrogen and nitrogen. In the working example, device 6 is CO 2 Pressure swing adsorption equipment.
[0034] The stream 7 leaving the device 6 is supplied to a gas separation unit 8, which in the working example is arranged as H 2 Pressur...
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