A pellet drying and roasting process based on roasting system
By subdividing the blow drying section of the traditional belt roaster into the blow drying section and the exhaust drying section I, and using the gas discharged from the cooling section for airflow distribution, the problems of heat waste, burst risk, high fuel consumption and increased load of the main exhaust fan in the pellet roasting process are solved, and the effects of efficient drying, fuel saving and production costs are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202211614023.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2022-12-15
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-22
- Estimated Expiration
- 2042-12-15
AI Technical Summary
The existing pellet roasting process has problems such as waste of heat, risk of pellet burst, high fuel consumption and increased load of main exhaust fans.
The blow drying section of the traditional belt roaster is divided into a blow drying section and a exhaust drying section I, and the gas discharged from the cooling section two is divided into two, and is transported to the blow drying section and a exhaust drying section I, respectively. The pellet material is first blown and dried by low-temperature hot air, and the moisture migrates to the upper pellet, and then drains to the lower pellet, and the moisture migrates to the lower pellet to increase the bursting temperature of the upper pellet.
On the premise of ensuring that the pellet material does not burst, the drying efficiency of the pellet material is greatly improved, fuel consumption is saved, production costs are reduced, and exhaust gas emissions are reduced.
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[0001] The invention relates to a thermal system for roasting metal oxide agglomerates, and in particular to a pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system, and belongs to the field of ferrous metallurgy and nonferrous metallurgy raw material preparation. Background Art
[0002] Metal oxide agglomerates refer to agglomerates obtained by finely grinding and granulating materials containing metal oxides, including metal minerals and recycled materials from metallurgical plants. They are usually spherical. The metal oxide agglomerates are roasted at high temperature in a roaster to obtain furnace materials suitable for smelting, such as pellets. The granulated metal oxide agglomerates (i.e., pellet materials) need to be dried and dehydrated in a roaster first, then preheated, roasted at high temperature, and cooled to obtain metallurgical furnace materials that meet the requirements of physical and metallurgical properties.
[0003] The process diagram of the traditional belt roasting machine is as follows: Figure 3 As shown. During the drying and roasting process of pellet materials, it is necessary to make full use of the sensible heat of high-temperature materials to reduce heat consumption. At the same time, a large amount of waste gas will be generated during the roasting process. The existing pellet roasting process has the following problems:
[0004] (1) The temperature of the exhaust gas from the blast drying section is over 100°C, which results in heat waste and greatly increases the exhaust gas emissions;
[0005] (2) After the raw balls are dried by blast drying, the moisture migrates to the upper layer of the balls. When they are dried by exhaust air, the hot air temperature should not be higher than 450°C, otherwise the upper layer of the balls will burst. The exhaust gas from the exhaust drying section comes from the exhaust gas from the roasting section and the soaking section. The exhaust gas temperature from the roasting section and the soaking section is often higher than 500°C. In order to avoid the bursting of the balls in the exhaust drying section, a cold air valve is usually added in front of the heat recovery fan to add a large amount of cold air, so that the heat recovery air temperature is lower than 450°C. However, based on the consideration of process configuration and simplicity of engineering implementation, the exhaust gas from the roasting section and the soaking section must be supplied to the preheating section in addition to the exhaust drying section. The temperature of the preheating section is required to reach 900°C. For this reason, it is necessary to heat the heat recovery air from below 450°C to above 900°C through burner combustion in the preheating section hood, which consumes fuel. In addition, after a large amount of cold air is added, the amount of heat recovery air is greater than the demand of the exhaust drying section and the preheating section. A connecting pipe is often added between the heat recovery fan and the main exhaust fan for diversion, thereby increasing the load of the main exhaust fan.
[0006] (3) After the roasting and soaking stages, the pellet temperature is as high as 1200°C or above. Direct cooling with natural wind will cause intense gas-solid heat exchange, which is not conducive to the crystallization of the pellets and will affect the strength of the finished pellets to a certain extent. Summary of the invention
[0007] In view of the problems existing in the above-mentioned prior art, the present invention proposes a pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system. In the technical scheme of the present invention, the blast drying section of the traditional belt roasting machine is divided into the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I in the roasting system of the present application, and the gas discharged from the cooling section II is divided into two, and transported to the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I respectively. After the blast drying section is divided into two in the present application, the pellet material is first dried by blast drying with low-temperature hot air from the cooling section II, and the moisture migrates to the upper pellets, and then dried by exhaust drying with low-temperature hot air from the cooling section II, and the moisture migrates to the lower pellets. At this time, the moisture content of the upper pellets is reduced, and accordingly, the bursting temperature of the upper pellets is significantly improved. Therefore, the reheated air from the roasting section and the equalizing section can be directly used as the hot air of the exhaust drying section II for recycling without additional cold air, that is, the drying efficiency of the pellet material is greatly improved under the premise of ensuring that the pellet material will not burst. At the same time, since no cold air is added, the reheated air entering the preheating section is more likely to meet the preheating temperature requirements, which has a significant effect on saving fuel consumption and improving the preheating roasting effect of pellets.
[0008] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system is provided.
[0009] A pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system, wherein the roasting system is provided with a blast drying section, an exhaust drying section I, an exhaust drying section II, a preheating section, a roasting section, a soaking section, a cooling section I, and a cooling section II in sequence. The air inlet of the cooling section II is connected to a cooling fan. The air outlet of the cooling section II is connected to a first pipeline, which is divided into two, namely a second pipeline and a third pipeline. The second pipeline is connected to the air inlet of the blast drying section, and a blower is provided on the second pipeline. The third pipeline is connected to the exhaust drying section I. The process comprises the following steps:
[0010] 1) The pelletized material is sequentially dried in the blast drying section, dried in the exhaust drying section I, dried in the exhaust drying section II, preheated in the preheating section, roasted in the roasting section, heated in the soaking section, cooled in the cooling section I and the cooling section II on the roasting system to obtain pelletized ore.
[0011] 2) The air passes through the cooling fan to cool the pellets in the second cooling stage, and is divided into two after being discharged. The air is respectively transported to the blast drying stage through the second pipeline to blow dry the pellets, and is transported to the exhaust drying stage I through the third pipeline to exhaust dry the materials.
[0012] In the present invention, the process further comprises the steps of:
[0013] 3) The hot air discharged from the blast drying section is transported to the cooling section to cool the pellets. The gas discharged from the cooling section is respectively transported to the soaking section, roasting section and preheating section to participate in the preheating and roasting of the pellets. The gas discharged from the rear section of the roasting section and the soaking section is respectively transported to the exhaust drying section II and the preheating section to participate in the drying and preheating of the pellets. The gas discharged from the exhaust drying section I, exhaust drying section II, preheating section and the front section of the roasting section is discharged through the exhaust fan.
[0014] In the present invention, the total length of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I of the roasting system is fixed, and the length of the blast drying section is adjusted so that the moisture content of the pellet material after passing through the blast drying section is lower than x0.
[0015] Where: x0 is the upper limit of moisture content of pellet materials that explodes during blast drying. The value range of x0 is 10% to 16%.
[0016] In the present invention, the length of the blast drying section is adjusted specifically as follows:
[0017] A1) According to the material processing volume per unit time of the roasting system, the power of the cooling fan is determined, and then the air volume delivered by the cooling fan is determined.
[0018] A2) Based on the roasting temperature and the temperature of the pellets after cooling, calculate the temperature T of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage.
[0019] A3) According to the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage in the blast drying section, determine the upper limit x0 of the moisture content of the pellet material at which bursting occurs during the blast drying process.
[0020] A4) According to the upper limit of moisture content at which the pellets burst, combined with the moisture enrichment of the pellets during the drying process in the blast drying section, the maximum length of the blast drying section is determined, and the length of the blast drying section is adjusted to be less than or equal to the maximum length.
[0021] In the present invention, the determination of the maximum length of the air drying section in step A4) is specifically:
[0022] Detect the initial moisture content of the pellet material, design the thickness of the pellet material on the roasting system, and use wind with temperature T to blast dry the pellet material on the blast drying section. Detect the position where the moisture content of the pellet material on the surface of the blast drying section on the roasting system reaches x0, and set this position as the limit position. The length from the starting position to the limit position of the blast drying section is the maximum length of the blast drying section.
[0023] In the present invention, the total length of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I of the roasting system is fixed, wherein the length ratio of the blast drying section to the exhaust drying section I is 2 to 6:1, preferably 3 to 4:1.
[0024] In the present invention, a first control valve is provided on the second pipeline, and a second control valve is provided on the third pipeline. The first control valve and the second control valve are adjusted so that the ratio of the air volume delivered to the blast drying section through the second pipeline to the air volume delivered to the exhaust drying section I through the third pipeline is equal to the length ratio of the blast drying section to the exhaust drying section I.
[0025] Preferably, the wind speeds of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I are detected, and the first control valve and the second control valve are adjusted to make the wind speeds of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I equal.
[0026] In the present invention, the air outlet of the blast drying section is connected to the air inlet of the cooling section via a fourth pipe, and a cooling section fan is provided on the fourth pipe. The rotation speed of the cooling section fan is adjusted so that the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section is within a set range. The setting range of the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section is -100Pa to -50Pa.
[0027] Preferably, a cold air valve is provided on the fourth pipeline at an upstream position of the cooling first stage fan. The opening of the cold air valve is adjusted so that the air entering the cooling first stage from the fourth pipeline meets both the air volume requirement and the energy requirement.
[0028] The traditional belt roasting machine is generally equipped with seven process sections, namely, air drying section, exhaust drying section, preheating section, roasting section, soaking section, cooling section one, and cooling section two. The green balls are first dehydrated in the air drying section and the exhaust drying section, then preheated in the preheating section, and then enter the roasting section for high-temperature roasting. Subsequently, they enter the cooling section one and cooling section two through the soaking section for cooling, and pelletized mineral products are obtained. In the prior art, after the green balls are air dried, the moisture will migrate to the upper pellets, causing the moisture content in the upper pellets to continue to increase. The moisture in the green balls will cause the green balls to plastically deform, causing the green balls to crack or burst in the subsequent exhaust drying stage or preheating stage. The higher the moisture content in the green balls, the lower the corresponding bursting temperature of the green balls (i.e., the temperature at which the pellet structure is destroyed during the heating process). In this way, when the raw balls discharged from the blast drying section are dried by exhaust air, the temperature of the exhaust drying section must be controlled (for example, the air temperature entering the exhaust drying section must be controlled below 450°C, such as 400°C), otherwise the balls with high moisture content in the upper layer will burst. The exhaust gas from the exhaust drying section comes from the exhaust gas from the roasting section and the equalizing section. The exhaust gas temperature of the roasting section and the equalizing section is often higher than 500°C. In order to avoid the bursting of the balls in the exhaust drying section, a cold air valve is usually added in front of the heat recovery fan to add a large amount of cold air, so that the heat recovery air is lower than 450°C. However, in addition to supplying the exhaust drying section, the exhaust gas from the roasting section and the equalizing section must also be supplied to the preheating section. The temperature of the preheating section is required to reach 900°C. Obviously, the heat recovery air after adding cold air cannot meet the temperature requirements of the preheating section. For this reason, it is necessary to heat the heat recovery air from below 450°C to above 900°C through burner combustion in the smoke hood of the preheating section, which increases fuel consumption. In addition, after adding a large amount of cold air, the amount of heat recovery air is greater than the demand of the exhaust drying section and the preheating section. Figure 3 As shown, a connecting pipe is often added between the heat recovery fan and the main exhaust fan for flow diversion, thereby increasing the load of the main exhaust fan.
[0029] In view of the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art, such as the upper pellets are prone to bursting due to excessive moisture during the drying process, and the hot air temperature of the exhaust drying section and the preheating section is limited, which affects the roasting process and increases fuel consumption, the present invention proposes a pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system. In the technical scheme of the present invention, the blast drying section of the traditional belt roasting machine is divided into the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I in the roasting system of the present application, and the gas discharged from the second cooling section is divided into two, and is respectively transported to the blast drying section to blast dry the pellet materials, and is simultaneously transported to the exhaust drying section I to exhaust dry the pellet materials. After the present application divides the blast drying section into two, the pellet materials are first dried by low-temperature hot air blast drying from the second cooling section, and the moisture migrates to the upper pellets, and then dried by low-temperature hot air exhaust drying also from the second cooling section, and the moisture migrates to the lower pellets. At this time, the moisture content of the upper pellets is reduced, and accordingly, the bursting temperature of the upper pellets is significantly improved. Therefore, the reheated air from the roasting section and the soaking section can be directly recycled as the hot air of the exhaust drying section II without additional cold air, that is, the drying efficiency of the pellet material is greatly improved under the premise of ensuring that the pellet material will not burst, so that the roasting process can be strengthened. At the same time, since the cold air is not added, the reheated air entering the preheating section is also easier to meet the preheating temperature requirements, which has a significant effect on saving fuel consumption and improving the preheating roasting effect of the pellets. In addition, since the cold air is not added, the reheated air volume will not increase significantly. Under the premise that the reheated air volume meets the air volume requirements of the exhaust drying section and the preheating section, there is no need to use a connecting pipe for diversion between the reheated fan and the main exhaust fan. Compared with the traditional belt roasting machine, the roasting system in this application eliminates the cold air valve and the connecting pipe, reduces the load of the main exhaust fan, and reduces production costs.
[0030] In the traditional belt roasting machine, the exhaust gas discharged after the pellet material is blown and dried is often directly discharged after dust removal and purification, and its sensible heat cannot be recovered, and the exhaust gas emission in the process of pellet roasting is greatly increased. In order to overcome this defect, the present invention recycles the hot exhaust gas discharged from the blow drying section as the cooling air of the cooling section, thereby realizing the recovery of the sensible heat of this part of the exhaust gas, reducing heat consumption, and greatly reducing exhaust gas emissions. It also increases the temperature of the hot exhaust gas discharged from the cooling section, which helps to reduce the fuel consumption of the burners in the roasting section and the preheating section. Moreover, in the cooling section, the hot exhaust gas (low-temperature hot air, such as 100°C) of the blow drying section is used to cool the high-temperature pellets (such as 1200°C), which reduces the gas-solid temperature difference, is conducive to the crystallization of the pellets, and improves the strength of the pellets. In addition, the dust concentration is often not high during pellet production. When the dust content of the exhaust gas from the blow drying section is lower than the tolerable capacity of the fan (usually <100mg / m 3 The dust removal device can be removed and the fan of the cooling section can be directly blown into the cooling section, reducing the fixed investment of the exhaust gas dust removal system of this part.
[0031] The present invention subdivides the blast drying section in the prior art into the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I in this application, so the total length of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I in this application is fixed, and the exhaust drying section II in this application corresponds to the exhaust drying section in the prior art. According to the above analysis, in order to increase the wind temperature that the exhaust drying section II can withstand while ensuring that the pellets entering the exhaust drying section II will not burst, it is necessary to reduce the moisture content in the pellets to increase the bursting temperature of the pellets. When the pellets pass through the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I, the blast drying section will cause the moisture to migrate to the upper pellets, and the exhaust drying section I will cause the moisture to migrate to the lower pellets. Therefore, the pellets with the highest moisture content are located at the boundary between the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I, and the pellets with the highest moisture content (i.e., the lowest bursting temperature) are the surface pellets at the boundary. Based on this, the present invention adjusts the length of the blast drying section, that is, determines the boundary position between the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I, so that the moisture content in the pellet material after the blast drying section is lower than the upper limit x0 of the moisture content at which the pellets burst during the blast drying process.
[0032] In the present invention, the adjusting the length of the air drying section comprises the following steps:
[0033] A1) According to the material processing volume per unit time of the roasting system, the power of the cooling fan is determined, and then the air volume delivered by the cooling fan is determined.
[0034] In step A1), first, the air volume required to process the corresponding amount of material is determined based on the material processing volume of the roasting system per unit time, and then the fan models are selected according to the overall air volume demand of the roasting system, thereby determining the power of the cooling fan connected to the second cooling stage, and then determining the air volume delivered by the cooling fan.
[0035] A2) Based on the roasting temperature and the temperature of the pellets after cooling, calculate the temperature T of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage.
[0036] In step A2), according to the temperature of the pellets entering the second cooling stage after roasting, the temperature of the pellets after cooling, and the temperature of the cooling air entering the second cooling stage through the cooling fan, the temperature T of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage can be calculated based on the heat balance formula. The present application does not require actual testing, and the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage can be obtained through online process simulation, so as to guide and adjust the actual production process.
[0037] A3) According to the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage in the blast drying section, determine the upper limit x0 of the moisture content of the pellet material at which bursting occurs during the blast drying process.
[0038] The higher the moisture content in the pellet material, the lower the corresponding burst temperature of the pellet material. The inventor of the present application has obtained the corresponding relationship between the moisture content of the pellet material (i.e., moisture content, %) and the burst temperature (°C) of the pellet material through multiple experiments, as shown in Table 1:
[0039] Table 1 Comparison table of moisture content and burst temperature of pellet materials
[0040]
[0041]
[0042] Based on Table 1, in step A3), the present application can determine the upper limit x0 of the moisture content at which the pellet material explodes during the blast drying process according to the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage in the blast drying stage.
[0043] A4) According to the upper limit of moisture content at which the pellets burst, combined with the moisture enrichment of the pellets during the drying process in the blast drying section, the maximum length of the blast drying section is determined, and the length of the blast drying section is adjusted to be less than or equal to the maximum length.
[0044] In the present application, the upper limit of the moisture content at which the pellet material bursts in the blast drying section is known, and then the moisture enrichment of the pellet material in the blast drying section, especially the moisture enrichment of the surface pellet material in the blast drying section, is used to determine the position corresponding to the upper limit of the moisture content at which the pellet material bursts. This position is the boundary between the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I, that is, the maximum length of the blast drying section is determined. By adjusting the length of the blast drying section to be less than or equal to the maximum length, the pellets can be prevented from bursting during the drying process. In addition, since the wind of the blast drying section in the present application is circulated to the cooling section for use, and the wind of the exhaust drying section I is directly discharged, the length of the blast drying section is adjusted to be maximized (i.e., equal to the maximum length), which can minimize exhaust gas emissions and maximize benefits.
[0045] In step A4), the maximum length of the air drying section may be determined by the following operations:
[0046] Detect the initial moisture content of the pellet material, design the thickness of the pellet material on the roasting system, and use wind with a temperature of T (i.e., wind with a temperature of T discharged from the second cooling stage) to blast dry the pellet material on the blast drying section. Detect the position where the moisture content of the pellet material on the surface of the blast drying section on the roasting system reaches x0, and set this position as the limit position. The length from the starting position to the limit position of the blast drying section is the maximum length of the blast drying section.
[0047] Under the premise that the wind temperature and the thickness of the pellet material in the blast drying section are determined, the inventors of the present application have obtained the corresponding relationship between the moisture content of the pellet material on the surface of the blast drying section and the length of the blast drying section through multiple experiments, as shown in Table 2:
[0048] Table 2 Comparison table of moisture content of surface pellet material and length of blast drying section
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[0050]
[0051] Note: As the thickness of the material layer increases, the equipment length of the entire roasting system will increase accordingly. Therefore, under the same wind temperature, the length of the blast drying section corresponding to different material layer thicknesses is also different.
[0052] Based on Table 2, the present application can quickly obtain the length position corresponding to the blast drying section according to the moisture content of the surface pellets in the blast drying section. When the moisture content of the surface pellets reaches x0, the corresponding length position at this time is the limit position of the blast drying section length. The length from the starting position of the blast drying section to the limit position is the maximum length of the blast drying section.
[0053] It should be noted that the present application divides the existing blast drying section into two, that is, three drying sections are set. According to the above analysis, such a setting can effectively reduce the moisture content of the pellet material, increase the bursting temperature of the pellet material, and thus greatly increase the wind temperature of the exhaust drying section II. Therefore, the present application can adopt thick material layer operation (for example, under the premise of including the thickness of the bottom material, the stacking height of the entire pellet material can reach 600mm), the roasting process can be strengthened, the roasting heat consumption can be reduced, and the equipment productivity can be improved.
[0054] In addition, in the prior art, the air temperature of the blast drying section may be relatively low, that is, the moisture content at the end of the blast drying section (i.e., the boundary between the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section) will not reach the upper limit of the moisture content corresponding to the air temperature, and the raw balls will not burst in the blast drying section. However, due to the high air temperature of the exhaust drying section, there is still a situation where the balls in the blast drying section burst after entering the exhaust drying section. At this time, in order to avoid the bursting of the balls, it is still necessary to add cold air to reduce the air temperature of the exhaust drying section, that is, the problems existing in the aforementioned prior art have not been solved. Based on this situation, the inventor of the present application divides the blast drying section into two parts according to experience, namely, including the blast drying section and exhaust drying section I in the present application. When the moisture content of the surface pellets at the end of the blast drying section reaches the highest, as mentioned above, the moisture content of the surface pellets is reduced by the same low-temperature hot air entering the exhaust drying section I, that is, the situation where the subsequent exhaust drying section II is too high in air temperature and causes the balls to burst can be avoided, and there is no need to perform the cold air addition operation. Under the premise that the total length of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I is fixed, the length ratio of the blast drying section to the exhaust drying section I is 2 to 6:1, preferably 3 to 4:1, for example 4:1.
[0055] As a preferred solution, the present invention is provided with a first control valve on the second pipeline, and a second control valve on the third pipeline. The first control valve is used to adjust the air volume delivered from the cooling section 2 to the blast drying section through the second pipeline, and the second control valve is used to adjust the air volume delivered from the cooling section 2 to the exhaust drying section 1 through the third pipeline. In view of the fact that the air volume balance and energy balance are crucial to the quality assurance of the pellets in the roasting system, the present application adjusts the first control valve and the second control valve so that the ratio of the air volume delivered to the blast drying section through the second pipeline to the air volume delivered to the exhaust drying section 1 through the third pipeline is equal to the length ratio of the blast drying section to the exhaust drying section 1, thereby ensuring that the wind speeds of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section 1 are the same.
[0056] In the present invention, the wind speeds of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I can also be directly detected. If the detection results show that the wind speeds of the two sections are the same, no adjustment is required. If the detection results show that the wind speeds of the two sections are different, the first control valve and the second control valve are adjusted to make the wind speeds of the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I the same.
[0057] Considering the importance of air volume balance and energy balance in the roasting system, the present invention also adjusts the speed of the cooling fan to make the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section within a set range. The setting range of the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section is -100Pa to -50Pa (for example, -50Pa). In addition, the present application also provides a cold air valve upstream of the cooling fan, and adjusts the opening of the cold air valve so that the air entering the cooling section can meet the system air volume demand and energy demand at the same time.
[0058] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial technical effects:
[0059] 1. The present invention subdivides the existing blast drying section into a blast drying section and an exhaust drying section I, and divides the gas discharged from the cooling section II into two, which are respectively transported to the blast drying section and the exhaust drying section I. The pellet material is first dried by low-temperature hot air blast from the cooling section II, and the moisture migrates to the upper pellets. Then, it is exhausted dried by low-temperature hot air from the cooling section II, and the moisture migrates to the lower pellets. At this time, the moisture content of the upper pellets is reduced, and accordingly, the bursting temperature of the upper pellets is significantly improved. Therefore, the reheated air from the roasting section and the equalizing section can be directly recycled as the hot air of the exhaust drying section II without additional cold air exchange, that is, the drying efficiency of the pellet material is greatly improved while ensuring that the pellet material will not burst, so that the roasting process can be strengthened.
[0060] 2. In the present invention, since the reheated air from the roasting section and the soaking section is not replaced with cold air, the reheated air entering the preheating section is also more likely to meet the preheating temperature requirements, thereby saving fuel consumption and improving the preheating roasting effect of the pellets. Since the reheated air is not replaced with cold air, the amount of reheated air will not increase significantly, so there is no need to use a connecting pipe between the reheating fan and the main exhaust fan for diversion. Compared with the traditional belt roasting machine, the roasting system in this application eliminates the cold air valve and the connecting pipe, reduces the load of the main exhaust fan, and reduces the production cost.
[0061] 3. The present invention recycles the hot exhaust gas discharged from the blast drying section as cooling air for the cooling section, thereby recycling the sensible heat of the exhaust gas, reducing heat consumption, and greatly reducing exhaust gas emissions. It also increases the temperature of the hot exhaust gas discharged from the cooling section, which helps to reduce the fuel consumption of the burners in the roasting section and the preheating section. Moreover, the cooling section uses the hot exhaust gas from the blast drying section to cool the high-temperature pellets, which reduces the gas-solid temperature difference, is beneficial to the crystallization of the pellets, and improves the strength of the pellets. In addition, when the pellet production is low in dust concentration, the dust removal device can be removed and the fan of the cooling section can be directly blown into the cooling section, reducing the fixed investment of the dust removal system of this part of the exhaust gas.
[0062] 4. The present invention first determines the air volume delivered by the cooling fan according to the material processing capacity of the roasting system, and then calculates the temperature of the exhaust air of the second cooling stage according to the amount of pellet material, the cooling air volume, the temperature of the pellet material before and after cooling, and the temperature of the cooling air. Then, based on this temperature, the upper limit x0 of the moisture content of the pellet material at which it will burst during the blast drying process is determined. Finally, based on this upper limit of moisture content, the maximum length of the blast drying section is determined, and the length of the blast drying section is adjusted to be less than or equal to the maximum length, so that the pellets can be prevented from bursting during the drying process. By maximizing the length of the blast drying section, the exhaust gas emission can be minimized to the greatest extent, and the benefits can be maximized. In addition, when the moisture content at the end of the blast drying section in the prior art does not reach the upper limit of moisture content corresponding to the wind temperature of the blast drying section, the length ratio of the blast drying section is determined based on experience, so as to ensure that the pellets will not burst in the subsequent exhaust drying II stage.
[0063] 5. The present invention also provides a cold air valve upstream of the cooling fan, and adjusts the opening of the cold air valve so that the air entering the cooling section can meet the system air volume demand and energy demand at the same time, thereby enhancing the quality assurance of the pelletized ore in the roasting system. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0064] Figure 1 It is a schematic flow diagram of a pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system of the present invention;
[0065] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the roasting system in the present invention;
[0066] Figure 3 It is a structural schematic diagram of a belt roasting machine in the prior art.
[0067] Reference numerals:
[0068] 1: roasting system; 101: forced air drying section; 102: exhaust air drying section I; 103: exhaust air drying section II; 104: preheating section; 105: roasting section; 106: soaking section; 107: cooling section I; 108: cooling section II; 2: first control valve; 3: second control valve; 4: cold air valve;
[0069] L1: first pipeline; L2: second pipeline; L3: third pipeline; L4: fourth pipeline. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0070] The technical solution of the present invention is illustrated below by way of example, and the scope of protection requested by the present invention includes but is not limited to the following embodiments.
[0071] Example 1
[0072] A pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system, wherein the roasting system 1 is provided with a blast drying section 101, an exhaust drying section I 102, an exhaust drying section II 103, a preheating section 104, a roasting section 105, a heat equalization section 106, a cooling section I 107, and a cooling section II 108 in sequence. The air inlet of the cooling section II 108 is connected to a cooling fan. The air outlet of the cooling section II 108 is connected to a first pipeline L1, and the first pipeline L1 is divided into two, namely a second pipeline L2 and a third pipeline L3. The second pipeline L2 is connected to the air inlet of the blast drying section 101, and a blower is provided on the second pipeline L2. The third pipeline L3 is connected to the exhaust drying section I 102. The process comprises the following steps:
[0073] 1) The pelletized material is sequentially dried in the blast drying section 101, dried in the exhaust drying section I 102, dried in the exhaust drying section II 103, preheated in the preheating section 104, roasted in the roasting section 105, evenly heated in the soaking section 106, cooled in the cooling section I 107 and the cooling section II 108 on the roasting system 1 to obtain pelletized ore.
[0074] 2) The air passes through the cooling fan to cool the pellets in the cooling section 2 108, and is divided into two after being discharged. The air is respectively transported to the blast drying section 101 through the second pipeline L2 to blast dry the pellets, and is transported to the exhaust drying section I 102 through the third pipeline L3 to exhaust dry the materials.
[0075] Example 2
[0076] A pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system, such as Figure 2 As shown, the roasting system 1 is provided with a blast drying section 101, an exhaust drying section I 102, an exhaust drying section II 103, a preheating section 104, a roasting section 105, a heat equalizing section 106, a cooling section I 107, and a cooling section II 108 in sequence. The air inlet of the cooling section II 108 is connected to a cooling fan. The air outlet of the cooling section II 108 is connected to a first pipeline L1, and the first pipeline L1 is divided into two, namely, a second pipeline L2 and a third pipeline L3. The second pipeline L2 is connected to the air inlet of the blast drying section 101, and a blower is provided on the second pipeline L2. The third pipeline L3 is connected to the exhaust drying section I 102. The process comprises the following steps:
[0077] 1) The pelletized material is sequentially dried in the blast drying section 101, dried in the exhaust drying section I 102, dried in the exhaust drying section II 103, preheated in the preheating section 104, roasted in the roasting section 105, evenly heated in the soaking section 106, cooled in the cooling section I 107 and the cooling section II 108 on the roasting system 1 to obtain pelletized ore.
[0078] 2) The air passes through the cooling fan to cool the pellets in the cooling section 2 108, and is divided into two after being discharged. The air is respectively transported to the blast drying section 101 through the second pipeline L2 to blast dry the pellets, and is transported to the exhaust drying section I 102 through the third pipeline L3 to exhaust dry the materials.
[0079] 3) The hot air discharged from the blast drying section 101 is transported to the cooling section 107 to cool the pellets. The gas discharged from the cooling section 107 is respectively transported to the soaking section 106, the roasting section 105 and the preheating section 104 to participate in the preheating and roasting of the pellets. The gas discharged from the rear section of the roasting section 105 and the soaking section 106 is respectively transported to the exhaust drying section II 103 and the preheating section 104 to participate in the drying and preheating of the pellets. The gas discharged from the exhaust drying section I 102, the exhaust drying section II 103, the preheating section 104, and the front section of the roasting section 105 is discharged through the exhaust fan.
[0080] Example 3
[0081] Example 2 is repeated, except that the total length of the blast drying section 101 and the exhaust drying section 102 of the roasting system 1 is fixed, and the length of the blast drying section 101 is adjusted so that the moisture content of the pelletized material after passing through the blast drying section 101 is lower than x0.
[0082] Where: x0 is the upper limit of moisture content of pellet materials that explodes during blast drying. The value range of x0 is 14% to 15%.
[0083] Example 4
[0084] like Figure 1 As shown, Example 3 is repeated, except that the length of the blast drying section 101 is adjusted as follows:
[0085] A1) According to the material processing amount per unit time of the roasting system 1, the power of the cooling fan is determined, and then the air volume delivered by the cooling fan is determined.
[0086] A2) The temperature T of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage 108 is calculated based on the roasting temperature and the temperature of the pellets after cooling.
[0087] A3) According to the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage 108 in the blast drying stage 101, the upper limit x0 of the moisture content of the pellet material at which bursting occurs during the blast drying process is determined.
[0088] A4) According to the upper limit of moisture content at which the pellet material bursts, combined with the moisture enrichment of the pellet material during the drying process of the blast drying section 101, the maximum length of the blast drying section 101 is determined, and the length of the blast drying section 101 is adjusted to be less than or equal to the maximum length.
[0089] Example 5
[0090] Repeat Example 4, except that the maximum length of the air drying section 101 is determined as described in step A4), specifically:
[0091] The initial moisture content of the pellet material is detected, the thickness of the pellet material on the roasting system 1 is designed, and the pellet material on the air drying section 101 is air dried with wind at a temperature of T. The position where the moisture content of the pellet material on the surface of the air drying section 101 on the roasting system 1 reaches x0 is detected, and the position is set as the limit position. The length from the starting position to the limit position of the air drying section 101 is the maximum length of the air drying section 101.
[0092] Example 6
[0093] Example 5 is repeated, except that the second pipeline L2 is provided with a first control valve 2, and the third pipeline L3 is provided with a second control valve 3. The first control valve 2 and the second control valve 3 are adjusted so that the ratio of the air volume delivered to the forced air drying section 101 through the second pipeline L2 and the air volume delivered to the exhaust air drying section I 102 through the third pipeline L3 is equal to the length ratio of the forced air drying section 101 to the exhaust air drying section I 102.
[0094] Example 7
[0095] Repeat Example 6, except that the wind speeds of the blast drying section 101 and the exhaust drying section I 102 are detected, and the first control valve 2 and the second control valve 3 are adjusted to make the wind speeds of the blast drying section 101 and the exhaust drying section I 102 equal.
[0096] Example 8
[0097] Example 7 was repeated, except that the air outlet of the blast drying section 101 was connected to the air inlet of the cooling section 107 via the fourth pipe L4, and a cooling section fan was provided on the fourth pipe L4. The speed of the cooling section fan was adjusted so that the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section 105 was within a set range. The furnace hood pressure of the roasting section 105 was set to -50Pa.
[0098] Example 9
[0099] Example 8 is repeated, except that a cold air valve 4 is provided on the fourth pipe L4, upstream of the cooling first stage fan. The opening of the cold air valve 4 is adjusted so that the air from the fourth pipe L4 entering the cooling first stage 107 meets both the air volume requirement and the energy requirement.
[0100] Example 10
[0101] Example 2 is repeated, except that the total length of the blast drying section 101 and the exhaust drying section I 102 of the roasting system 1 is fixed. The length ratio of the blast drying section 101 to the exhaust drying section I 102 is 4:1.
[0102] Embodiment 11
[0103] Example 10 was repeated, except that the length ratio of the forced air drying section 101 to the suction air drying section I 102 was 2:1.
[0104] Application Example 1
[0105] The process described in Example 5 was used for drying and roasting of pellets. Different wind temperatures and material thicknesses in the blast drying section correspond to different upper limits of moisture content x0 at which the pellets burst during the blast drying process. Four groups of wind temperatures and material thicknesses were set, and the same batch of pellets were dried and roasted respectively. The position where the moisture content of the surface pellets in the blast drying section reached x0 was detected, and the maximum length of the blast drying section was obtained. The experimental results are as follows:
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[0107] Note: As the thickness of the pellet material increases, the length of the entire roasting system will increase accordingly. Therefore, under the condition of constant wind temperature, the length of the blast drying section corresponding to different material layer thicknesses is also different. For example, the same wind temperature corresponds to the same upper limit of moisture content for Group 1 and Group 3, Group 2 and Group 4, but corresponds to different blast drying section lengths.
[0108] Comparative Example 1
[0109] like Figure 3 As shown, the belt roasting machine is provided with a blast drying section, an exhaust drying section, a preheating section, a roasting section, a soaking section, a cooling section 1, and a cooling section 2 in sequence. The cooling air required for the cooling section 1 and the cooling section 2 comes from the air introduced by the cooling fan. The hot exhaust gas discharged from the cooling section 2 is transported to the blast drying section for blast drying of the green balls. The exhaust gas discharged from the blast drying section is directly discharged after dust removal and purification.
[0110] In Comparative Example 1, the wind temperature and material thickness of the air drying section used were the same as those of Group 1 of Application Example 1. The same batch of pellet materials was dried and roasted, and various process data during the pellet roasting process were detected and recorded.
[0111] Comparative Example 2
[0112] Comparative Example 1 was repeated, except that in Comparative Example 2, the wind temperature and material thickness of the blast drying section were the same as those of Group 2 of Application Example 1. The same batch of pellet materials was dried and roasted, and various process data during the pellet roasting process were detected and recorded.
[0113] Comparative Example 3
[0114] Comparative Example 1 was repeated, except that in Comparative Example 3, the wind temperature and material thickness of the air drying section were the same as those of Group 3 of Application Example 1. The same batch of pellet materials was dried and roasted, and various process data during the pellet roasting process were detected and recorded.
[0115] Comparative Example 4
[0116] Comparative Example 1 was repeated, except that in Comparative Example 4, the wind temperature and material thickness of the blast drying section were the same as those of Group 4 of Application Example 1. The same batch of pellet materials was dried and roasted, and various process data during the pellet roasting process were detected and recorded.
[0117] The various process data of the pellet roasting process under four different conditions in Application Example 1 were detected and recorded, and compared with Comparative Examples 1-4. The experimental results are as follows:
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[0119] Note: In comparative examples 1-4, the air temperature of the exhaust drying section II corresponds to the air temperature of the exhaust drying section.
[0120] Comparative Examples 1-4 are conventional processes for drying and roasting pellets using an existing belt roaster, and Comparative Examples 1-4 correspond to the process conditions of Group 1 to Group 4 in Application Example 1 (i.e., the air temperature in the blast drying section is the same as the material thickness). By comparing the experimental verification data between Group 1 and Comparative Example 1, Group 2 and Comparative Example 2, Group 3 and Comparative Example 3, and Group 4 and Comparative Example 4 in the above table, it can be seen that the 4 groups of data obtained by using the new process of the present application in Application Example 1 are significantly improved compared to the conventional process in Comparative Examples 1-4, and accordingly, the gas or fuel consumption, the amount of exhaust gas discharged, and the actual power consumption of the fan are significantly reduced, and the final yield rate and compressive strength of the pellets obtained are greatly improved. Therefore, the present application subdivides the existing blast drying section into a blast drying section and an exhaust drying section I, which greatly improves the drying efficiency of the pellet material while ensuring that the pellet material will not burst, thereby strengthening the roasting process. At the same time, various indicators of the pellet roasting process are significantly improved or enhanced.
[0121] In addition, the process conditions adopted in Comparative Examples 1 and 3 are respectively the same as those of Group 1 and Group 3 in Application Example 1, that is, the wind temperature in the blast drying section of Comparative Examples 1 and 3 is 300°C, but the material layer thickness of Comparative Example 1 is 400mm, and the material layer thickness of Comparative Example 3 is 600mm; similarly, the process conditions adopted in Comparative Examples 2 and 4 are respectively the same as those of Group 2 and Group 4 in Application Example 1, that is, the wind temperature in the blast drying section of Comparative Examples 2 and 4 is 360°C, but the material layer thickness of Comparative Example 2 is 400mm, and the material layer thickness of Comparative Example 4 is 600mm. Comparing the data of Comparative Examples 1 and 3, Comparative Examples 2 and Comparative Examples 4 in the above table, it can be found that when the conventional process is used for pellet roasting, under the condition of the same air temperature in the blast drying section, the thickness of the material layer is directly increased. The experimental results obtained are that when the fuel consumption remains unchanged, except for a slight change in the air temperature in the exhaust drying section, the exhaust gas volume, fan energy consumption, pellet yield rate and its compressive strength and other indicators will deteriorate. On the other hand, the first and third groups, the second and fourth groups in the application example 1 of the new process of the present application are used. The experimental results obtained are that under the condition of the same air temperature in the blast drying section, the wind temperature, gas or fuel consumption, exhaust gas volume, actual power consumption of the fan, and compressive strength of the pellets in the exhaust drying II section after increasing the thickness of the material layer are improved. Therefore, it can be seen that the new process of the present application is helpful to achieve thick material layer roasting.
Claims
1. A pellet drying and roasting process based on a roasting system, characterized in that: The roasting system (1) is provided with a forced air drying section (101), an exhaust air drying section I (102), an exhaust air drying section II (103), a preheating section (104), a roasting section (105), a heat equalizing section (106), a cooling section I (107), and a cooling section II (108) in sequence; the air inlet of the cooling section II (108) is connected to a cooling fan; the air outlet of the cooling section II (108) is connected to a first pipeline (L1), and the first pipeline (L1) is divided into two, namely a second pipeline (L2) and a third pipeline (L3); the second pipeline (L2) is connected to the air inlet of the forced air drying section (101), and a blower is provided on the second pipeline (L2); the third pipeline (L3) is connected to the exhaust air drying section I (102); the process comprises the following steps: 1) The pelletized material is sequentially passed through a blast drying section (101) for blast drying, a suction drying section I (102) for suction drying, a suction drying section II (103) for further suction drying, a preheating section (104) for preheating, a calcining section (105) for calcining, a soaking section (106) for soaking, a cooling section I (107) and a cooling section II (108) for cooling on a roasting system (1) to obtain pelletized ore; 2) The air passes through the cooling fan to cool the pellets in the second cooling section (108), and after being discharged, the air is divided into two parts, and is respectively transported to the blast drying section (101) through the second pipeline (L2) to carry out blast drying of the pellets, and is transported to the exhaust drying section I (102) through the third pipeline (L3) to carry out exhaust drying of the materials; The total length of the blast drying section (101) and the exhaust drying section I (102) of the roasting system (1) is fixed, and the length of the blast drying section (101) is adjusted so that the moisture content of the pellet material after passing through the blast drying section (101) is lower than x0; wherein: x0 is the upper limit of the moisture content at which the pellet material bursts during the blast drying process; and the value range of x0 is 10% to 16%.
2. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 1, characterized in that: The process also includes the steps of: 3) The hot air discharged from the forced air drying section (101) is transported to the cooling section (107) to cool the pellets; the gas discharged from the cooling section (107) is respectively transported to the equalizing section (106), the roasting section (105) and the preheating section (104) to participate in the preheating and roasting of the pellets; the gas discharged from the rear section of the roasting section (105) and the equalizing section (106) is respectively transported to the exhaust drying section II (103) and the preheating section (104) to participate in the drying and preheating of the pellets; the gas discharged from the exhaust drying section I (102), the exhaust drying section II (103), the preheating section (104) and the front section of the roasting section (105) is discharged through an exhaust fan.
3. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 1, characterized in that: The length of the air drying section (101) is adjusted as follows: A1) determining the power of the cooling fan according to the material processing volume per unit time of the roasting system (1), and further determining the air volume delivered by the cooling fan; A2) calculating the temperature T of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage (108) based on the roasting temperature and the temperature of the pellets after cooling; A3) determining the upper limit x0 of the moisture content of the pelletized material at which bursting occurs during the blast drying process according to the temperature of the exhaust air from the second cooling stage (108) in the blast drying stage (101); A4) According to the upper limit of the moisture content of the pelletized material at which bursting occurs, combined with the moisture enrichment of the pelletized material during the drying process in the blast drying section (101), the maximum length of the blast drying section (101) is determined, and the length of the blast drying section (101) is adjusted to be less than or equal to the maximum length.
4. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 3, characterized in that: The determination of the maximum length of the air drying section (101) in step A4) is specifically as follows: The initial moisture content of the pellet material is detected, the thickness of the pellet material on the roasting system (1) is designed, and the pellet material on the air drying section (101) is air dried using wind at a temperature T; the position where the moisture content of the pellet material on the surface of the air drying section (101) on the roasting system (1) reaches x0 is detected, and the position is set as the limit position; the length from the starting position to the limit position of the air drying section (101) is the maximum length of the air drying section (101).
5. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 1, characterized in that: The length ratio of the forced air drying section (101) to the exhaust air drying section I (102) is 2 to 6:
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6. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 5, characterized in that: The length ratio of the forced air drying section (101) to the exhaust air drying section I (102) is 3 to 4:
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7. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 5, characterized in that: A first control valve (2) is provided on the second pipeline (L2), and a second control valve (3) is provided on the third pipeline (L3); the first control valve (2) and the second control valve (3) are adjusted so that the ratio of the air volume delivered to the blast drying section (101) through the second pipeline (L2) and the air volume delivered to the exhaust drying section I (102) through the third pipeline (L3) is equal to the length ratio of the blast drying section (101) to the exhaust drying section I (102).
8. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 7, characterized in that: The wind speeds of the forced air drying section (101) and the exhausted air drying section I (102) are detected, and the first control valve (2) and the second control valve (3) are adjusted so that the wind speeds of the forced air drying section (101) and the exhausted air drying section I (102) are equal.
9. The pellet drying and roasting process according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: The air outlet of the blast drying section (101) is connected to the air inlet of the cooling section (107) via a fourth pipe (L4), and a cooling section fan is provided on the fourth pipe (L4); the rotation speed of the cooling section fan is adjusted so that the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section (105) is within a set range; wherein the setting range of the furnace hood pressure of the roasting section (105) is -100Pa to -50Pa.
10. The pellet drying and roasting process according to claim 9, characterized in that: A cold air valve (4) is provided on the fourth pipeline (L4) at an upstream position of the cooling first stage fan; the opening of the cold air valve (4) is adjusted so that the air entering the cooling first stage (107) from the fourth pipeline (L4) satisfies both the air volume requirement and the energy requirement.
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