The present invention discloses a near-
zero carbon emission
blast furnace long-process
steelmaking co-production process and
system thereof, the process comprising the following steps:
blast furnace gas is subjected to
pressure swing adsorption decarbonization to separate desorbed gas and decarbonized gas; the desorbed gas is purified by
liquefaction distillation to obtain
liquid carbon dioxide; a portion of the decarbonized gas is recycled to the
blast furnace, and the other portion is mixed with refined converter gas and
coke oven gas converted to
light hydrocarbons, and then washed with low-temperature
methanol, subjected to temperature swing adsorption and two-stage
pressure swing adsorption to separate CO+N2 and H2 streams for synthesizing
ethylene glycol. The present invention, through the ideas and advantages of steel-
coke fusion and
steelmaking co-production, converts "carbon" from fuel into raw materials and solidifies it from emissions into products, taking a green, low-carbon, and efficient development path; it mainly utilizes
oxygen blast furnace gas decarbonization self-circulation to reduce blast furnace ironmaking carbon emissions, and uses surplus decarbonized gas,
coke oven gas, and converter gas as raw materials for manufacturing
chemical products, achieving "
carbon sequestration and emission reduction" and increasing value and efficiency, significantly reducing
primary energy consumption from the source.