Process for direct smelting of calcium carbide in converter by using liquid dross slag or steel slag
A technology of iron slag and liquid state, which is applied in the field of calcium carbide smelting, can solve the problems of high energy consumption, large electricity consumption, and large factory building area, and achieve the effect of low energy consumption and small investment
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[0010] Embodiment 1: In the converter, first add manganese ore or iron ore or steel scrap, then add liquid iron slag or steel slag, blow steam or oxidized slag at the top of the furnace, blow steam or coal gas or air or acetylene gas at the bottom of the furnace and The gas and powder mixture of coal powder is blown for 15 to 20 minutes, and the temperature is raised above 2000°C to reduce it into calcium carbide liquid. The weight of each component in the converter is: liquid iron slag with a calcium content of more than 60% Or 100 parts of steel slag, 5-8 parts of manganese ore or iron ore or scrap steel, 15-20 parts of coal powder.
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[0011] Example 2: In the converter, first add manganese ore or iron ore or scrap steel and limestone, then add liquid iron slag or steel slag, blow steam or oxygenated slag at the top of the furnace, and blow steam or gas or air or acetylene at the bottom of the furnace The gas and powder mixture of gas and coal powder is blown for 15 to 20 minutes, and the temperature is raised above 2000 ° C to reduce it into calcium carbide liquid. The weight of each component in the converter is: liquid state with a calcium content of less than 60% 100 parts of iron slag or steel slag, 20-25 parts of manganese ore or iron ore or steel scrap, 5-8 parts of coal powder and limestone. Wherein the addition of limestone is to make the total calcium content in liquid state iron slag or steel slag and limestone more than 60%.
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