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Muon tomography for analyzing the density distribution in blast furnaces is introduced as a new measurement tool. The application at blast furnaces requires a special muon detector system. The characteristics of the system are determined by calibration measurements at a slab stack. At BF 2 of ArcelorMittal Bremen three different types of scans are performed in the area of the coke network and the cohesive zone. The density distributions display areas of different densities within the coke network which can give information about the situation inside the blast furnace, especially the position and the shape of the cohesive zone. This knowledge can be used to stabilize the cohesive zone and, thus, the whole process.
Muon tomography for analyzing the density distribution in blast furnaces is introduced as a new measurement tool. The application at blast furnaces requires a special muon detector system. The characteristics of the system are determined by calibration measurements at a slab stack. At BF 2 of ArcelorMittal Bremen three different types of scans are performed in the area of the coke network and the cohesive zone. The density distributions display areas of different densities within the coke network which can give information about the situation inside the blast furnace, especially the position and the shape of the cohesive zone. This knowledge can be used to stabilize the cohesive zone and, thus, the whole process.
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Muon tomography; Blast furnace; Cohesive zone; Density distribution.
Muon tomography; Blast furnace; Cohesive zone; Density distribution.
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Sauerwald, Jan;
Franzen, Andreas;
Fischer, Andreas;
Buhles, Thorsten;
Janz., Joachim.
INVESTIGATION OF THE COKE NETWORK AND COHESIVE
ZONE BY MUON TOMOGRAPHY
,
p. 1371-1378.
In: 42º Seminário de Redução de Minério de Ferro e Matérias-primas / 13º Seminário Brasileiro de Minério de Ferro / 6th International Congress on the Science and Technology of Ironmaking,
Rio de Jabeiro,
2012.
ISSN: 2594-357X
, DOI 10.5151/2594-357X-22237
