Method for collecting and treating reaction gases from a production plant for molten metal and dust-removing machine therefor

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for collecting and treating reaction gases from a production plant for molten metal. Substances used, containing metal, are introduced into a metallurgic container in a solid of liquid form and are converted under the effect of fuel and reaction substances and the hot, gaseous and dust-charged reaction gases discharged from the metallurgic container are partially guided into a primary dust-removing process and partially into a secondary dust-removing process in associated dust separating devices. In order to reliably remove dust in a short space of time from large and hot amounts of reaction gas with the smallest dimensioned dust-removing machine possible, the reaction gas which is guided to the secondary dust-removing process passes through a heat accumulator prior to the dust-removing process and the reaction gas which has a temperature which is higher than the wall temperature of the accumulator elements, releases heat to the heat accumulator. Said accumulated heat is re-discharged to subsequent reaction gases (or suctioned ambient air) having a temperature which is lower than the wall temperature of the accumulator elements.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for collecting and processing reaction gases from a molten metal production plant, wherein a metal-containing charge in solid or liquid form is introduced into a metallurgical vessel and reacted under the action of fuel and reactive materials, and the The gaseous and dust-laden hot reaction gas is sent partly to the primary dedusting process and partly to the secondary dedusting process in the associated dust separation plant and to the relevant dedusting plant. [0002] In the primary dedusting process, the reaction gases formed during the continuous metal production process are cooled and dedusted, while in the secondary dedusting process the reaction gases generated during the charging of scrap metal and pig iron are preferably further treated. [0003] In particular, the present invention relates to a method for processing reaction gases from a steelmaking plant, in which iron-containing charges such as pig i...

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Problems solved by technology

These conditions lead to a significantly increased energy discharge from metallurgical vessels during charging of scrap metal into molten steel or vice versa

Overheated reaction gases are not cooled sufficiently during the short delivery time to the dust separation unit and cause overheating damage at the filter unit

Cooling gas mixing, mainly air, is limited because, briefly, a large amount of reaction gas requires a correspondingly large amount of cooling gas, which in turn leads to an uneconomical oversizing of filter equipment

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