Furnace top gas treatment technology for HIsmelt melting reduction furnace
A furnace top gas and processing technology technology, which is applied in the field of smelting reduction ironmaking, can solve the problems of the recovery and utilization of furnace top gas, high temperature, large gas volume, etc., and achieves the effects of reducing the burden of dust removal, easy operation, and efficient and feasible process
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[0019] like figure 1 As shown in the figure, during the production process, the SRV furnace produces flue gas with a temperature of 1450°C, a flue gas flow rate of 230,000Nm³ / h, a pressure of 80kPa, and the flue gas contains 20% CO and a dust content of 20g / Nm³. First enter the flue type vaporization cooling device, the circulating water volume is 1200t / h, to recover the waste heat in the high temperature flue gas of the SRV furnace during smelting, and reduce the flue gas temperature to 750 ℃, the vaporization cooling flue adopts forced and natural convection circulation, The feed water is demineralized water. The exhaust gas from the vaporization cooling flue first enters the cyclone separator, and the large particle dust in the flue gas is settled in the cyclone dust collector, and the dust content of the flue is reduced to 5g / Nm³. After passing through the cyclone dust collector, it enters the convection heat exchange boiler and is sent to the outside for power generation...
Embodiment 2
[0021] like figure 1 As shown in the figure, during the normal production process, the SRV furnace produces flue gas with a temperature of 1500°C, a flue gas flow of 230,000Nm³ / h, a pressure of 80kPa, and the flue gas contains 20% CO and a dust content of 25g / Nm³. First enter the flue type vaporization cooling device, the circulating water volume is 1220t / h, to recover the waste heat in the high temperature flue gas of the SRV furnace during smelting, and reduce the flue gas temperature to 750 ℃, the vaporization cooling flue adopts forced and natural convection circulation, The feed water is demineralized water. The exhaust gas from the vaporization cooling flue first enters the cyclone separator, and the large particle dust in the flue gas is settled in the cyclone dust collector, and the dust content of the flue is reduced to 5g / Nm³. After passing through the cyclone dust collector, it enters the convection heat exchange boiler and is sent for power generation. The system ...
Embodiment 3
[0023] like figure 1 As shown in the figure, during the normal production process, the SRV furnace produces flue gas with a temperature of 1600°C, a flue gas flow of 230,000Nm³ / h, a pressure of 80kPa, and the flue gas contains 20% CO and a dust content of 30g / Nm³. First enter the flue-type vaporization cooling device, with a circulating water volume of 1250t / h, to recover the waste heat in the high-temperature flue gas of the SRV furnace during smelting, and reduce the flue gas temperature to 750 °C. The vaporization cooling flue adopts forced and natural convection circulation. The feed water is demineralized water. The exhaust gas from the vaporization cooling flue first enters the cyclone separator, and the large particle dust in the flue gas is settled in the cyclone dust collector, and the dust content of the flue is reduced to 5g / Nm³. After passing through the cyclone dust collector, it enters the convection heat exchange boiler and then sends out power generation. The ...
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