Method for treating high-silicon tin ore by use of oxygen-rich top blowing furnace
An oxygen-enriched top-blowing, high-silicon tin ore technology is applied in the field of high-silicon tin ore smelting, which can solve the problems of high-silicon tin ore difficulty and difficult industrialization of high-silicon tin ore, and achieve the improvement of smelting efficiency and production capacity, and high reduction rate. , the effect of reducing fuel consumption
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[0031] (1) Mix 20-30% of high-silicon tin ore, 20-40% of tin concentrate, 15-30% of tin dust, and 10-20% of other tin-containing materials. The mixed material index is Sn: 40%, Si : 4%, Fe: 8%, CaO: 7%, others are the balance;
[0032] (2) Send the mixed material in step (1) to the granulator for granulation to make particles with a particle size of 0.5 mm to 30 mm; mix it with lump coal and put it into the furnace. During the smelting process, due to the combustion of the mixed lump coal in the material, A gap is formed between the materials, which can not only fully react with the lump coal, but also ensure that the granular raw materials are fully smelted; at the same time, due to the need to maintain a certain negative pressure in the furnace during the smelting process, this particle size can prevent the material from being sucked under the action of negative pressure. into the dust collection system;
[0033] (3) The granulated material is continuously added to the top-...
Embodiment 2
[0041] (1) Mix high-silicon tin ore, tin concentrate, and tin soot. The mixed material indicators are Sn: 42%, Si: 8%, Fe: 16%, CaO: 3%, and the rest is the balance;
[0042] (2) Mix the mixed material in step (1) with the lump coal and send it to the granulator for granulation to make granules with a particle size of 0.5 mm to 10 mm;
[0043] (3) The granulated material is continuously added to the top-blown furnace for oxygen-enriched smelting. The oxygen-enriched air concentration in the furnace is 30% (vt); first keep coal burning: the mass ratio of the material is 1:15 at 1180±50°C Melting at high temperature for 1.4 hours to complete the melting and ionization cross-reaction of silicates, iron salts, and calcium salts;
[0044](4) Control coal combustion: the material mass ratio is 1:10~15 and the temperature is raised to 1350±50°C. After the temperature is raised, the intake of oxygen-enriched air is reduced, and the oxygen-enriched concentration in the furnace is reduc...
Embodiment 3
[0051] (1) 20-30% of high-silicon tin ore, 20-40% of tin concentrate, 15-30% of tin dust, and 10-20% of other tin-containing materials; the mixed material indicators are Sn: 48%, Si: 10%, Fe: 12%, CaO: 8%, and others are the balance.
[0052] (2) Send the mixed material of step (1) to the granulator after being mixed with the lump coal to make granules with a particle size of 10-20mm;
[0053] (3) The granulated material is continuously added to the top-blown furnace for oxygen-enriched smelting. The concentration of oxygen-enriched air in the furnace is 40% (vt); first keep coal burning: the mass ratio of material is 1:15 at 1250±50°C Melting at high temperature for 1.2 hours to complete the melting and ionization cross-reaction of silicates, iron salts, and calcium salts;
[0054] (4) Control coal combustion: the material mass ratio is 1:10~15 and the temperature is raised to 1450±50°C. After the temperature is raised, the intake of oxygen-enriched air is reduced, the oxyge...
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