Production method of light calcined magnesia
A light-burning magnesia and production method technology, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problems of unacceptable production enterprises, large investment in recycling equipment, unstable exhaust gas flow, etc., and achieve the effects of easy control, improved quality, and efficient and low-cost recovery.
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[0029] (1) Transport the raw material of magnesite with particle size of 0-30mm to the rotary microwave roaster and mix evenly with recrystallized silicon carbide balls with particle size of 20-50mm placed in the roaster cavity; the mass percentage of magnesite 30%, and the mass percentage of recrystallized silicon carbide balls is 70%.
[0030] (2) The rotary microwave roasting furnace uses microwaves generated by industrial microwave sources with a frequency of 915MHZ as the heat source, and recrystallized silicon carbide balls are used as microwave coupling agents to effectively couple with microwaves, and the temperature is raised to 750°C in 10 minutes.
[0031] (3) Under the action of coupling agent, magnesite is indirectly heated to 700°C for decomposition reaction and calcined into light-calcined magnesia, and at the same time generates CO with a concentration of 90% to 98%. 2 .
[0032] (4) During the calcination process, with the rotation of the calcination furnace,...
Embodiment 2
[0035](1) Transport the magnesite raw material with particle size of 0-30mm to the rotary microwave roasting furnace and mix evenly with recrystallized silicon carbide balls with particle size of 30-80mm placed in the roasting furnace cavity; the mass percentage of magnesite The mass percentage of recrystallized silicon carbide balls is 65%.
[0036] (2) The rotary microwave roasting furnace uses microwaves generated by industrial microwave sources with a frequency of 2450MHZ as the heat source. Recrystallized silicon carbide spheres are effectively coupled with microwaves as a microwave coupling agent, and the temperature is raised to 900 °C in 15 minutes.
[0037] (3) Under the action of coupling agent, magnesite is indirectly heated to 850°C for decomposition reaction and calcined into light-burned magnesia, and at the same time generates CO with a concentration of 90% to 98%. 2 .
[0038] (4) During the calcination process, with the rotation of the calcination furnace, t...
Embodiment 3
[0041] (1) Transport the magnesite raw material with a particle size of 0-30mm to the rotary microwave roaster and mix it evenly with the recrystallized silicon carbide balls with a particle size of 40-100mm placed in the roaster cavity; the mass percentage of magnesite 40%, and the mass percentage of recrystallized silicon carbide balls is 60%.
[0042] (2) The rotary microwave roasting furnace uses microwaves generated by industrial microwave sources with a frequency of 915MHZ as the heat source. The recrystallized silicon carbide spheres are effectively coupled with microwaves as a microwave coupling agent, and the temperature is raised to 950°C in 18 minutes.
[0043] (3) Under the action of coupling agent, magnesite is indirectly heated to 900°C for decomposition reaction and calcined into light-burned magnesia, and at the same time generates CO with a concentration of 90% to 95%. 2 .
[0044] (4) During the calcination process, with the rotation of the calcination furn...
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