A method for controlling sinter quality and dioxin generation by using waste-derived carbon
A technology of deriving carbon and sintered ore, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, etc., can solve problems such as increased concentration of combustible gas and organic pollutants, reduced production of coke powder, and decreased mechanical strength of sintered ore
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Embodiment 1
[0075] Configure 50Kg of raw materials: the mass percentages of mixed ore, return ore, solvent, and fuel are 58.27%, 24%, 13%, and 4.73% in sequence. The solvent includes quicklime, dolomite, and limestone, and the mass percentages are 3%, 4%, and 6% in sequence. The fuel is coke powder, and a sintering cup experiment is carried out. During the sintering cup experiment, a S Type thermocouple, make the thermocouple penetrate into the sintering cup about 110mm, monitor the temperature of the material layer in the sintering process by connecting the thermocouple to the temperature display, and obtain the curve of the temperature of the sintering cup with the sintering time, and calculate according to the curve: initial softening and melting temperature , the maximum sintering temperature, and the vertical sintering speed, and the concentration of dioxins in the sintering flue gas was monitored by a Shimadzu QP2010 gas chromatography-mass spectrometer.
Embodiment 2~ Embodiment 12
[0077] Configure 50Kg of raw materials: the mass percentages of mixed ore, returned ore, quicklime, dolomite, limestone, coke powder, and garbage-derived carbon are configured according to Table 6, and then the sintering cup experiment is carried out, and the initial softening and melting temperature and the maximum sintering temperature are measured at the same time. , vertical sintering speed, and the concentration of dioxins in the flue gas.
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[0080] Table 6 shows the optimization of fuel and solvent structure and the optimized ore blending schemes of various garbage-derived carbons under the condition of ensuring the sintering mixture taste unchanged in Examples 1 to 12. Table 7 shows the influence of different sintering raw material structures on the melting temperature and the temperature of the sintering material layer in Examples 1 to 12. Table 8 shows the effects of different waste-derived carbon optimized ore mixes on sinter quality and ...
Embodiment 13~ Embodiment 14
[0087] Configure 5 groups of 50Kg raw materials of embodiment 13 in the manner of embodiment 1, configure 5 groups of 50Kg raw materials of embodiment 14 in the manner of embodiment 4, in each group of raw materials: mixed ore, return ore, unslaked lime, dolomite, limestone , coke powder, and waste-derived carbon are configured in turn according to Table 9, and the sintering cup experiment is carried out, and the figure 1 The sintering flue gas extracted from the bottom of each group of sintering cups is mixed with the combustion-supporting air 5 and introduced into each group of sintering cups. In the 5 groups of experiments in Example 13 and Example 14, the mixing amount of sintering flue gas is the introduced combustion-supporting air and 0%, or 20%, or 30%, or 40%, or 50% of the total volume of liquefied gas, and simultaneously measure the initial softening and melting temperature, the maximum sintering temperature, the vertical sintering speed, and the drum of the sample a...
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