Title

RECIRCULATION OF SINTER OFF GAS – A SELECTIVE APPROACH

Authorship

Marlene, Mühlböck; Naderer, Gerald; Fehringer, Edmund

Marlene, Mühlböck

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Naderer, Gerald

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Fehringer, Edmund

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DOI

10.5151/4444-4444-26279

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Abstract

Increasingly stringent global environmental regulations are forcing steel producers to continually improve the efficiency of sinter waste gas treatment. With the Selective Waste Gas Recirculation (SWGR) system from Primetals Technologies, lower production costs can be achieved and the size of downstream waste gas cleaning units can be reduced for investment savings. SWGR features the extraction and reuse of hot sinter off gas from selected wind boxes along the sinter strand, which contributes to improved energy efficiency and off gas treatment in the sintering process. With the next generation of SWGR, Primetals Technologies can provide an energy optimized, emission optimized and environmentally friendly solution that meet customer requirements and country specific regulations. This paper demonstrates the latest developments in selective waste gas recirculation, especially results from pot grate tests and comparison from lab to real plant data. Furthermore theoretical finding and mathematical modelling is presented.

Keywords

Waste gas recirculation, Selective, Emission process optimized, Waste gas treatment, Modernization, Coke saving, Sintering

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