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    Particulate molten iron is reduced in a shaft furnace 10 by gaseous reduction to form hot metallised iron particulates, and these are melted in a melter-gasifier vessel 30 into which solid fuel e.g. coal and oxygen are injected (inlet 40). The hot off-gases in the vessel 30 are recirculated to the shaft furnace 10, via 60, 69, to reduce the particular iron oxide therein. The hot off-gases may be cooled, by use of liquid water sprayed in at 55, to a temperature suitable for use in reduction. <IMAGE>
    公开号:SU938747A3
    申请号:SU802946205
    申请日:1980-07-15
    公开日:1982-06-23
    发明作者:Беггз Дональд；Уолтер Санзенбакер Чарльз；Комбз Скарлетт Джон
    申请人:Мидрекс Корпорейшн(Фирма)；
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    专利说明:

    Combined methods are known for producing liquid metal from dispersed ores. L. However, these methods are distinguished by the complexity of technological processes: a relatively low efficiency of using energy and all-round fuel, high energy consumption and carrying out separate processes on different units. The closest to the proposed technical essence and the achieved result is a method of reducing dispersed iron oxide and obtaining a liquid metal, including the recovery in a shaft furnace with hot reducing gases, the release of hot product into the melting chamber — a gas generator to which Natural Fuel is supplied to melting the product and gasifying the fuel, cooling, moistening and cleaning the gases leaving the chamber, and then feeding them into the shaft furnace 2. The aim of the invention is to create of a method for reducing dispersed iron oxides to molten iron in countercurrent with hot reducing gas obtained by gasification of solid fuels in a continuous npt process without removing carbon dioxide AND compounds. The objective is achieved in that according to the method for reducing the dispersed iron oxide and producing molten iron, including the reduction in the furnace: hot; reducing gas, the release of hot product and the chamber is pressurized gas generator, which is supplied with natural gas and oxygen to melt the product and gasify the fuel, cool, humidify and clean the gases leaving the chamber and then feed them into the shaft furnace, particles trapped in gases, from the melting chamber, are returned and supplied, together with natural fuel, to the chamber, using the resulting reducing gas as a carrier medium, and cooling of Ds 1200 ° C and moistening of the exhaust gas is carried out by supplying water at a point with fuel supply, at a lower level than the gas outlet. Devices are known that are not used in combined methods for producing a liquid metal from iron oxides, reduced by hot reducing gases Cl. The disadvantage of these devices is to carry out separate processes on unrelated plants, the lack of a single continuous process of polneniu iron iron from iron oxides. Closest to the proposed technical essence and the achieved result is a device containing a shaft furnace with input and output of ore and reducing gas, gauge tank-gas generator, pipeline for supplying hot product to the chamber, means for supplying and burning fuel in oxygen and humidification flue gas, a reducing gas pipeline with dust collecting and adjusting mechanisms 2. The purpose of the invention is the implementation by the use of the proposed device ") person producing pig iron and gaseous fuel in the process is not discontinuous reduction of iron oxides in a shaft furnace, the hot reducing gases in a melting chamber obrazuyuschimis npia gasification tverdgy toshshzza of oxygen. The goal is to get a device for 8x; of the proposed method includes a shaft furnace with inlets and a supply of ore and recovery, just a hydraulic tank-gas generator, a pipe for supplying hot product to the chamber, means for feeding and a hedgehog EGS S Jurisde and moistening of the yard, pipeline for supplying reducing gas from the control unit and adjusting devices, equipped with a pipeline that connects to the ampoule chamber with means for supplying the tramp and all the gas to the Galavlashig chamber, as well as the nozzle of the water inlet located above the BBCWi fuel point, but below the outlet point from the gas. In addition, the device is equipped with an ultrice chamber located between the shaft furnace and the ceramics chamber, made with the input node of the quaternary traaa, Q: 1 schematically shows a furnace with a melting tank with means for introducing solid fuel and oxygen; Fig 2.- the same, with the introduction of fuel and oxygen under the surface of the melt; in fig. 3 - shaft furnace with hearth in the central part. The shaft furnace 1, the steel casing 2, is equipped with lining 3 (Fig. 1. A bunker 4 is installed at the top of the furnace to load solid hard wood chuck 5, which consists of iron oxide in the form of pellets or pieces. The mixture is lowered by gravity one .-. igga to several pipes 6 of the compacted layer or charge 7 in the furnace 1 with bulk solid raw material. The recovered granulated material 8 is discharged from the furnace 1 through the exhaust pipe 9 into the recovery chamber 10, then through the exhaust pipe 11 the material goes to cam The core 12 is on the discharge conveyor 13, the length of which regulates the speed of the descent of the furnace through the furnace 1. The discharge conveyor 13 is the dosing means for the iron-containing charge in this process. The loose recycled material 8 falls freely from the discharge conveyor 13 through the pipe 14 provided with radiation screen , to an installation consisting of a melting tank 15c by a gas generator, having a steel casing 16 and a lining 17. A tube 14 with a radiant screen serves to reduce the radiation of heat from the melting tank 13 with a gas generator, Its temperature is approximately 1200 s into the discharge conveyor chamber, in which the temperature is approximately 80 ° C, this prevents the heating of the material and the free flow of 1Later-sha. The recovered bulk material 8 falls into the molten bath j.8 and melts. The recovered melted product is removed by the melting e: - Jostt 15 through cast iron: zTAu 1 &amp;, the accumulated material aPi7S: ast1 :; That capacity 15 is intermittent or continuous, however vyvat K. material from the inside of the bulk material 8 out of 1 continuous action for maintaining the level 2O | using the capacitor 15 shock pipe 21 number of input of coal and oxygen (only one pipe is shown) in the pipe 22 (shown ONE.) For the water. All of the age-specific contents of the matrivatziz diiyka are under the action &amp; t of gravity from the bunker 4 into the cast-iron taphole 19. All materials not containing iron are raised through the melting tank-gas generator 15 and the shaft furnace 1 in countercurrent to the descending iron containing materials This allows the most efficient and simple use of energy (to produce molten iron) from coal and oxygen. Each injection pipe 21 is a 2-channel pipe having a central channel for fossil fuel that communicates with a source of fuel 23 through a pipe 24, and an annular channel for injecting oxygen through a pipe 25 with an oxygen source 26; Shredded carbon or other carbonaceous material is pneumatically supplied through pipe 24. To injection pipe 21, which passes through opening 27 in the side wall of the melting vessel-gas generator 15, when a small stream of compressed gas is fed from pipe 28. Preferably, the working gas is compressed in the compressor 29 and was used as a transfer medium. The crushed coal is introduced through the central tube of the injection tube 2 onto the surface of the liquid bath 18 at a point located above the rise of the liquid level 20. It is recommended to maintain the level of the liquid slightly below pipe 21 so that the flow of coal and acid will fall on the surface of the molten material in order to ensure good heat transfer and stable burning of the coal. The oxygen from source 26 compresses c to the appropriate pressure and is injected through the annular channel of the injection pipes 21, as a result, streams of oxygen and crushed coal are found at the outlet of the corresponding pipes of the injection pipe 21. The coal burns with oxygen on the surface of the molten bath 18 and above it. Combustion of coal and oxygen passes exothermically, when esm evolves a sufficient amount of heat to melt hot bulk material 8 in vessel 15. The ratio of coal and oxygen is regulated so that the combustion takes place at a theoretical adiabatic flame temperature, t, &amp; . Approximately when, the amount of combustible coal is regulated in accordance with the amount of recovered bulk material measured by the discharge conveyor 13, and their ratio is adjusted to maintain an appropriate amount of exhaust gases in the melting tank-gas generator in order to reduce all iron oxide to metallic iron in the furnace 1. Hot gases, rich in reducing agent, leave the surface of the molten tmetal bath at. temperature is about. Their quantity (ratio of reducing agents to oxidizers) and temperature is higher than that required for use in a shaft furnace. From the source 31 water is supplied through the pipes 22 to reduce the temperature of the gases to about and to achieve the required quality of the gas for recovery. The moistened waste gas exits from the melting tank of the gas generator 15 from above through the exhaust pipe 32. The hot solid particles are separated from the moistened waste gas in the cyclone separator 33. The separated solid particles can be recycled into the melter-gas generator by entering them through the pipe 34 into the pipe . 24 with pulverized coal. The moistened waste gas leaving the cyclone separator 33 through pipe 35 is cooled to a predetermined gas temperature for recovery. The hot gas passes through a narrow orifice 36, through which only a controlled amount of gas can pass. The remaining gas, also in a controlled amount, passes through pipe 37 through a water-cooled heat exchanger 38, where it is cooled. A portion of the cooled gas passes into pipe 28 in order to prepare compressed gas for passage through pipe 24, and coal is supplied through the bed. The rest of the cooled gas passes through pipe 39 and is connected to a stream of hot gas in line 40. The temperature of the reducing gas in line 4O is controlled by automatically controlling the flow of cold gas in the line. A 38 direct or indirect type heat exchanger can be used. Steam is not required for this process, however, if it is required for any purpose, a waste heat boiler can be used to heat the exhaust gases. If steam is not required, a simple, direct type water cooler can be used for the heat exchanger 38. The recombined reducing gas of the required temperature and quality and, in the required amount for the recovery, enters the shaft furnace 1 through 79 a system of 41 ring pipes and tuyeres. Boosting gas flows inwards and upwards through: the lowering charge 7 to heat the crushed iron oxide and restore it to metallic iron. In the reduction reaction of iron oxide, the reducing gas is partially oxidized and cooled. This gas then leaves the reduction furnace 1 through the exhaust pipe 42 to remove the flue gas from the furnace and enters the water cooled scrubber 43 where it is cooled and cleaned of dust. Cold cleaned waste furnace gases removed through pipe 44 contain CO and H2. and a calorific value of about 1900 kcal / m, being a valuable gas fuel that can be used in a steel mill or elsewhere. Oxygen and coal are introduced into a high-pressure melting-gas generator under high pressure in order to prevent the pressure from falling: through a smelter and a shaft furnace. a gas flow and for supplying fuel from the exhaust gases under appropriate pressure. The gas pressure in the gas generator smelter is higher than the pressure in the shaft furnace. A quantity of cold gas is introduced through the inlet pipe 45 into the discharge chamber 10 between the discharge chimney 9 and the discharge pipe 25 of the sealing chamber. The pressure in chamber 1O is maintained slightly above the pressure in the bottom of the shaft furnace and in the chamber 12 of the discharge conveyor, so 478 part of the cold inert gas passes through the shaft furnace and down into the chamber 12 of the discharge conveyor. This prevents gases, I have a temperature of 1200 ° C, to pass the short circuit of the melter-gas generator directly up in the shaft furnace. For effective use of non-coking. solid fuel in order to simultaneously obtain a liquid metal of crushed iron oxide and valuable gas exchange fuel, a continuous process in countercurrent is used. The results of the process are given in Table. 1 - 3. The process is based on the use of typical sub-bituminous coal from the West of the United States as a carbonaceous material. In tab. 1 shows the characteristics of the gas flows and their temperature, in table. 2 - characteristics of the charge and energy consumption requirements. The quality of the reducing coal is defined as the ratio of reducing agents (CO plus Hj.) And oxidizing agents (CO, 2. plus HjO) in the gas mixture. In order to take full advantage of the chemical efficiency of a shaft furnace with a countercurrent, the quality of the hot gas must be at least 8. The working temperature in the shaft furnace varies between 769 and 9PO ° C depends on the reduced iron oxide. For most materials, a temperature of 815 ° C is used. Table
    Oxygen
    576
    50
    16,91400
    8,01200
    8,080
     Zerg (HH) coal needed to get 576 at 30%
    efficiency.
    Due to chemical thermodynamics in the process of reducing iron oxide to metallic iron, Telco part of the original reducing agents (CO plus N.) can react to oxidizing agents (COD plus Hjp), which form and slow down the reduction reactions. Such thermodynamics leads to the fact that the treated reducing gas leaving the shaft furnace through the outlet has a quality of about 1.5 for efficient operation of the furnace. Consequently, the reducing gas, at a quality value of 8, is oxidized to a value of 1.5 during the recovery process of ra. The flow &amp; my amount of CO plus H determines the required amount of reducing gas. 18OO-2100 m of gas per ton of reduced iron is usually used for efficient operation.
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