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NEW CHARGE MATERIAL FOR BLAST FURNACE

NEW CHARGE MATERIAL FOR BLAST FURNACE

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10.5151/2594-357X-22091

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Abstract

Self-reducing iron-carbon containing briquettes are perspective charge materials for Blast Furnaces (BF) making it possible to reduce considerably the coke consumption as well as the total emissions of the СО2 within the technological network "Sintering- Ironmaking-Steelmaking". Such cylindrical shape (diameter 30mm, length 50-70mm) briquettes (Fe content 37-44%, C content 12-15 %) have been produced by the "Stiffextrusion" technology at the industrial extrusion line with productivity of 20 tonnes/hour. The briquettes were made from disperse metallurgical wastes (BOF dust -48 %, BF dust -25 %, fine iron-ore -20%, Portland cement -7 %). They have been used as a main component of the BF charge (briquettes 60-62 %, iron ore 38-40 %) for the production of the foundry iron (Si content 0,9-2,5 %) in a small BF (working volume 45 m3). The coke rate was 565-710 kg/т, the blast temperature - 750-900 oC and slag volume - 275-380 kg/t.

 

Self-reducing iron-carbon containing briquettes are perspective charge materials for Blast Furnaces (BF) making it possible to reduce considerably the coke consumption as well as the total emissions of the СО2 within the technological network "Sintering- Ironmaking-Steelmaking". Such cylindrical shape (diameter 30mm, length 50-70mm) briquettes (Fe content 37-44%, C content 12-15 %) have been produced by the "Stiffextrusion" technology at the industrial extrusion line with productivity of 20 tonnes/hour. The briquettes were made from disperse metallurgical wastes (BOF dust -48 %, BF dust -25 %, fine iron-ore -20%, Portland cement -7 %). They have been used as a main component of the BF charge (briquettes 60-62 %, iron ore 38-40 %) for the production of the foundry iron (Si content 0,9-2,5 %) in a small BF (working volume 45 m3). The coke rate was 565-710 kg/т, the blast temperature - 750-900 oC and slag volume - 275-380 kg/t.

Keywords

Briquettes; Blast furnaces; Charge materials; Metallurgical wastes.

Briquettes; Blast furnaces; Charge materials; Metallurgical wastes.

How to cite

Kurunov, Ivan; Dalmia, Yogesh; Steele, Richard; Bizhanov., Aitber. NEW CHARGE MATERIAL FOR BLAST FURNACE, p. 277-281. In: 42nd ABM Ironmaking Seminar / 13rd ABM Iron Ore Symposium / 6th International Congress on the Science and Technology of Ironmaking, Rio de Jabeiro, 2012.
ISSN: 2594-357X, DOI 10.5151/2594-357X-22091