This application provides a method for preparing ferrocoke using
zinc-containing dust and lean
coal, belonging to the fields of iron and steel
metallurgy and low-carbon ironmaking technology. The method uses
zinc-containing dust and lean
coal as raw materials, adding 10% medium-temperature
coal tar pitch as a binder by weight of the total ferrocoke. During the ferrocoke preparation process, the metallic elements and their oxides in the
zinc-containing dust can promote the reaction between carbon and CO2 at high temperatures, making carbon more easily consumed. Simultaneously, Zn volatilizes and migrates under high-temperature reducing conditions, making the local carbon structure loose and gradually forming interconnected pore structures around the
dust particles. These pores facilitate the entry of CO2 gas into the ferrocoke to participate in the reaction, while also helping the generated gas to be discharged in a timely manner, thereby reducing
mass transfer resistance. Through this effect, not only is the gasification reaction process accelerated, but the overall reaction performance of the ferrocoke is also improved, giving it higher gasification efficiency, making it suitable for blast furnaces, reducing the
coke ratio, and improving
smelting efficiency.