Blowing-method molten iron pre-desulfuration process not using fluidized lime or passivated magnesium
A pre-desulfurization and lime technology for molten iron, applied in the field of iron and steel metallurgy, to achieve the effect of reducing processing costs and shortening processing time
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[0021] A pre-desulfurization process of molten iron by injection method without fluidized lime and passivated magnesium, comprising the following steps:
[0022] 1) At the tapping position of the torpedo tank, add self-produced refined lime with a total amount of 6-10kg per ton of iron into the molten iron ladle in two batches, and add 0.3-0.6kg / t of aluminum particles when tapping 2 / 3 of the iron.
[0023] 2) When the molten iron ladle reaches the injection treatment position, nitrogen gas is blown into the molten iron pool by lowering the lance for 12-15 minutes. The insertion depth of the top lance is 1000-1800mm. During the strong stirring, the insertion depth of the top lance changes from deep to shallow. Every 3 minutes, the top gun is lifted up 200mm, and the stirring gas flow rate is 100-200m 3 / h: working pressure: 0.6 ~ 0.8Mpa.
[0024] 3) After the strong stirring is over, continue to lower the gun to 1800mm and stir weakly for 2-5 minutes, and the stirring gas flo...
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