Preparation method of high-content metallized agglomerate for blast furnace
A technology of metallization and agglomeration, which is applied in the field of iron and steel metallurgy, can solve the problems such as the indistinct effect of passivating agents, and achieve the effects of broad industrial application prospects, good mechanical strength, and less pollution
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[0032] Such as figure 1 As shown, a method for preparing high-carbon metallized agglomerates for blast furnaces specifically includes the following steps:
[0033] Step 1. Preparation of ultra-fine iron ore powder: using iron ore concentrate materials with a total iron content of more than 60 wt%, after crushing and fully ball milling the iron ore concentrate, the average particle size of the obtained ore powder is 1-5 μm.
[0034] Step 2: Preparation of coal powder: taking weakly caking coal and anthracite as raw materials, crushing the coal sample with a crusher and a ball mill, ball milling and mixing thoroughly, the average particle size of the resulting mixed coal powder is 50-100 μm.
[0035] Step 3: Mixing and briquetting of raw materials: The prepared ultrafine iron ore powder and coal powder are mixed in a certain proportion, and the mixed materials are mixed with a certain proportion of organic binder and water before using a roller ball press Compressed into agglomerates w...
Embodiment 1
[0051] [1]. Preparation of ultrafine iron ore powder: The chemical analysis results of the iron concentrate used are shown in Table 1. After taking 600 g of iron concentrate, crushing and fully ball milling the iron concentrate sample, the average particle size of the obtained ore powder is 2.88 μm.
[0052] [2]. Coal powder preparation: The industrial analysis results of the bituminous coal used are shown in Table 2, and the industrial analysis results of the anthracite coal used are shown in Table 3. Take 150g of the above-mentioned bituminous coal and 150g of the above-mentioned anthracite. After crushing, ball milling and mixing the two coal samples, the average particle size of the mixed coal powder obtained is 60 μm.
[0053] [3]. Mixing and briquetting of raw materials: the above-mentioned iron ore powder and mixed coal powder are thoroughly mixed. The mixed materials are made into agglomerates with a diameter of Φ15mm×15mm. The mass of each agglomerate is 5-6g. The ball...
Embodiment 2
[0058] [1]. Preparation of ultrafine iron ore powder: The chemical analysis results of the iron concentrate used are shown in Table 1. Take 600g of iron concentrate sample, and after preliminary crushing and full ball milling of the iron concentrate sample, the average particle size of the obtained iron ore powder is 3.56μm.
[0059] [2]. Coal powder preparation: The industrial analysis results of the bituminous coal used are shown in Table 2, and the industrial analysis results of the anthracite coal used are shown in Table 3. Take 200g of the above-mentioned bituminous coal and 200g of the above-mentioned anthracite. After crushing, ball milling and mixing the two coal samples, the average particle size of the mixed coal powder obtained is 60 μm.
[0060] [3]. Mixing and briquetting of raw materials: the above-mentioned iron ore powder and mixed coal powder are thoroughly mixed. The mixed materials are pressed into agglomerates of Φ15mm×15mm. The mass of each agglomerate is 5-...
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