Method for determining oxygen consumption of iron per ton at different fuel ratios
A fuel ratio and iron-oxygen technology, applied in furnaces, blast furnace details, blast furnaces, etc., can solve problems such as large deviations in blast furnace output and material speed, deviations, and effects on blast furnace operation and production organization.
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[0056] Under three different blast furnace working conditions, the corresponding air volume into the furnace, oxygen into the furnace, coke ratio, coal ratio, fixed carbon content of coke, fixed carbon content of pulverized coal, and ton of iron into the furnace corresponding to the three different blast furnace working conditions The amount of carbon is shown in Table 3; based on the specific parameters of three different blast furnace operating conditions, the method for determining the oxygen consumption per ton of iron under different fuel ratios provided by the embodiment of the present invention is used to determine the combustion rate of carbon per ton of iron entering the furnace; In case one, the fuel ratio is 505kg / t, and the corresponding combustion rate of carbon per ton of iron into the furnace is taken as 64%; in working condition two, the fuel ratio is 600kg / t, and the corresponding combustion rate of carbon per ton of iron into the furnace is taken as is 67%; in...
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[0062] Under three different blast furnace working conditions, the corresponding air volume into the furnace, oxygen into the furnace, coke ratio, coal ratio, fixed carbon content of coke, fixed carbon content of pulverized coal, and ton of iron into the furnace corresponding to the three different blast furnace working conditions The amount of carbon is shown in Table 5; based on the specific parameters of three different blast furnace operating conditions, in the actual production process of the blast furnace, the combustion rates of carbon per ton of iron determined based on the actual production results are 63.5%, 68% and 85%, respectively. %, the material rate under the current working conditions based on the combustion rate of the carbon in the furnace is shown in Table 5, and the actual value of iron consumption per ton of iron determined based on the actual production results is shown in Table 6.
[0063] Table 5 (actual parameters of three different blast furnace worki...
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