The invention discloses a method for detecting high-temperature mineralization characteristics of sintered
iron ore core particles, and belongs to the technical field of
iron ore sintering. The method comprises the following steps: digesting CaO, mixing the digested CaO with Fe2O3 to form a
calcium-iron mixture sample,
processing natural
iron ore particles into a straight cylinder to obtain an iron ore
core particle sample, and measuring the cross section area S1 of the iron ore
core particle sample; vertically placing the iron ore
core particle sample right below the interior of the
calcium-iron mixture sample, and performing
compression molding to obtain a block
mass sample; the block
mass sample is sintered, the obtained sintered block
mass is polished with
abrasive paper until residual iron ore core particles are exposed, and the cross section S2 of the sintered block mass is measured; calculating the
liquid phase conversion fraction (LPTF) of the core particles according to the S1 and the S2 so as to measure the high-temperature mineralization performance of the iron ore core particles; according to the method, the quality and performance of the iron ore are evaluated by detecting the
dissolution degree of the iron ore core particles in the
liquid phase in the
sintering mineralization process, the
dissolution characteristic of the iron ore core particles can be quantified, and the
dissolution assimilation degree of the iron ore core particles in the
sintering liquid phase can be reflected more directly and accurately.