The present invention relates to a method for preparing
sintering fuel from carbon-containing wastes, comprising the following steps: 1) the
water content of
coking wastewater sludge does not exceed 5%, the
water content of
tar residue does not exceed 10%, the
tar residue is heated to be completely liquefied, and the
coke powder is ground to less than 200 meshes; 2) the
coke powder is mixed with
coking wastewater sludge, the
tar residue is sprayed, and then the
coke coal, coke
powder,
coking wastewater sludge, and tar residue are kneaded into a paste, and granular waste resin is added, and the material is extruded into flat agglomerates with a particle size of 10 mm to 20 mm; 3) the agglomerates are dried until the
water content does not exceed 2%; 4) the agglomerates are calcined and carbonized in an anaerobic environment, the
porosity of the carbonized agglomerates is ≥50%, and the
bulk density is 1.0 to 2.5 g / cm 3 , and the
compressive strength is ≥10 MPa; 5) the carbonized agglomerates replace part of the
iron ore sintering fuel to participate in
sintering production, or replace the pulverized
coal for
blast furnace injection as the injection fuel. The present invention realizes the high-value utilization of carbon-containing wastes in the coking process, reduces the
discharge of
solid wastes that cannot be treated at the same time, and reduces the CO2 emissions caused by the direct
incineration of carbon-containing wastes.