Process for preparing Fe alloy powder by reducing Fe scales generated by rolling steel and Fe concentrate
A technology for iron concentrate and alloy iron, which is applied in the field of reducing and rolling iron scale and iron concentrate to prepare alloy iron powder, can solve the problems of high energy consumption, long reduction time and high reduction temperature, and achieves protection of the environment, reduction of energy consumption, short time effect
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Embodiment 1
[0016] Mix 16kg of iron ore concentrate (TiO2 content is 12.73%) with 144kg of rolled steel scale and 5kg of coke to obtain a reducing material (particle size less than 40 mesh), and mix 80kg of coke and 30kg of calcium carbonate to obtain a reducing agent (particle size of less than 20 mesh) . The reducing agent and the reducing material are placed in an alumina crucible in a ring-shaped vertical phase, and the crucible is sealed with refractory mud and put into the furnace. After 2 hours of heat preservation and drying at 300-500°C, the temperature is raised to 800°C in one hour, and then to 800°C in one hour. 1100°C, stop heating after 5 hours of heat preservation, take out the crucible when the furnace temperature drops to about 850°C, take out the reduced sponge iron ingot after cooling to room temperature, remove impurities, and after crushing, magnetic separation, and ball milling, use it in a tube furnace Hydrogen secondary reduction, the reduction temperature is 850°C...
Embodiment 2
[0018] Mix 38kg of iron ore concentrate, 113kg of rolled steel scale, 5kg of coke and 2kg of calcium carbonate to obtain a reducing material (with a particle size of less than 40 mesh), and mix 80kg of coke and 25kg of calcium carbonate to obtain a reducing agent (with a particle size of less than 20 mesh). The reducing agent and the reducing material are placed in an alumina crucible in an annular vertical phase, and the crucible is sealed with refractory mud and put into the furnace. After heat preservation and drying at 300-500°C for 2 hours, the temperature is raised to 800°C in one hour, and then to 800°C in one hour. 1100°C, stop heating after 5 hours of heat preservation, take out the crucible when the furnace temperature drops to about 800°C, take out the reduced sponge iron ingot after cooling to room temperature, remove impurities, and after crushing, magnetic separation, ball milling, use in a tube furnace Hydrogen secondary reduction, the reduction temperature is 80...
Embodiment 3
[0020] Mix 23kg of iron ore concentrate (containing titanium, vanadium, manganese and other alloying elements), 128kg of rolled steel scale, 5kg of coke and 2kg of calcium carbonate to obtain a reducing material (particle size less than 40 mesh), and mix 80kg of coke and 30kg of calcium carbonate to obtain a reduction agent (particle size less than 20 mesh). The reducing agent and the reducing material are placed in an alumina crucible in a ring-shaped vertical phase, and the crucible is sealed with refractory mud and put into the furnace. After 2 hours of heat preservation and drying at 300-500°C, the temperature is raised to 800°C in one hour, and then to 800°C in one hour. 1100°C, stop heating after 5 hours of heat preservation, take out the crucible when the furnace temperature drops to about 800°C, take out the reduced sponge iron ingot after cooling to room temperature, remove impurities, and after crushing, magnetic separation, ball milling, use in a tube furnace Hydrog...
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