CN111465132B - Method for calculating resistivity and maximum discharge of baked electrode paste with self-baked electrode - Google Patents

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CN111465132B
CN111465132B CN202010242181.4A CN202010242181A CN111465132B CN 111465132 B CN111465132 B CN 111465132B CN 202010242181 A CN202010242181 A CN 202010242181A CN 111465132 B CN111465132 B CN 111465132B
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Method for calculating resistivity and maximum discharge of baked electrode paste with self-baked electrodeThe electrode shell and the self-baking electrode in the electrode shell are in parallel circuit, and the resistivity rho of the self-baking electrode paste is establishedPole(s)The maximum amount of the feed per day HDay(s)The functional relationship between the two is derived to calculate the limiting resistivity rhoPole(s)To obtain the ultimate resistivity ρPole(s)Maximum daily payout under the conditions HRimTo determine the maximum downward discharge H of the self-baking electrodeRimAnd its self-baking electrode resistivity rhoPole(s)Due to the self-baking electrode resistivity ρPole(s)Can be measured in a laboratory when p isPole(s)After the determination, the daily maximum downward discharge H of the self-baking electrode can be measured and calculatedRimEnsuring the maximum daily discharge H of the self-baking electrodeRimThe method is more scientific and accurate, further provides scientific measuring and calculating basis for selecting the matched self-baking electrode paste production scheme for the submerged arc furnace, effectively improves the production efficiency and the quality of the self-baking electrode, and obviously reduces the potential safety hazard of the self-baking electrode.

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Method for calculating resistivity and maximum discharge of baked electrode paste with self-baked electrode
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of self-baking electrodes, in particular to a method for calculating the resistivity and the maximum discharge amount of electrode paste of a self-baking electrode baking belt.
Background
The maximum discharging amount of the self-baking electrode is related to the heat quantity obtained by the electrode, the heat quantity source of the self-baking electrode is mainly conductive heat, radiant heat and resistance heat of current passing through the electrode from a hearth, the radiant heat and the conductive heat are not negligible for a closed furnace for normally discharging the electrode, so that the baking capacity of the self-baking electrode is simplified to be determined by the resistance heat, the maximum discharging amount of the self-baking electrode is related to the current passing through the self-baking electrode and the resistivity of the self-baking electrode, but when the current is constant, the relationship between the maximum discharging amount of the self-baking electrode and the resistivity of the self-baking electrode is difficult to determine, great inconvenience is brought to the efficient and safe production of the self-baking electrode, and the production is seriously influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, it is necessary to provide a method for calculating the resistivity and the maximum amount of discharge of the baked electrode paste.
A method for calculating the electrode paste resistivity and the maximum downward discharge amount of a baked electrode baked belt comprises the following steps of (1) using the baked electrodes in an electrode shell and an electrode shell as parallel circuits, wherein the baked electrodes are columnar baked belts, and the daily maximum downward discharge amount of the baked electrodes is calculated according to the following method:
s1, self-baking electrode baking heat QPole(s),QPole(s)=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t, (formula 1),
in the formula: qPole(s)Resistance heat generated by the self-baking electrode baking zone is cal;
Ipole(s)Is the current through the self-baking electrode carbon material and has the unit of A;
Rpole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
t is time in units of S;
s2, electrode shell resistance RShell,RShell=ρShellL/SShell=1.35×10-5Ω, (formula 2);
in the formula: rShellIs the resistance of the electrode shell in Ω;
ρshellIs the resistivity of the electrode shell, is constant, pShell=1.333Ω·mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
SshellThe sectional area of the motor casing steel plate containing the rib pieces is 24720mm2
S3,RPole(s)=ρPole(s)L/SPole(s)=1.33×10-7ρPole(s)(formula 3);
in the formula, RPole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
ρpole(s)For self-baking electrode baking, the resistivity of the electrode paste at the baking temperature is given in units of omega mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
Spole(s)The sectional area of the self-baking electrode paste is 1886000mm2
S4,IGeneral assembly=IPole(s)+IShell(formula 4) wherein IPole(s)Is the current passing through the carbon material of the self-baking electrode
Is A;
Ipole(s)/IShell=RShell/RPole(s)=ρShellL SPole(s)/(ρPole(s)LSShell)≈102/ρPole(s)(formula 5);
calculating I by the formulas 4 and 5Pole(s),IPole(s)=102IGeneral assembly/(102+ρPole(s))=1.17×107/(102+ρPole(s)) (formula 6);
in the formula IGeneral assemblyThe total current of the electrode and the electrode shell is 115000A according to the actual production condition;
s5: resistance heat Q generated by self-baking electrode baking belt every daySolar pole,QSolar pole=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2(formula 7);
wherein t is the daily time and is a constant of 60X 24S;
self-baking electrode dailyThe total heat generated is QGeneral assembly,QGeneral assembly=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+ K, (formula 8);
wherein K is QConveying appliance+QSpoke+QShellIs a constant;
s6: daily discharge H of self-baking electrodeDay(s),HDay(s)=QGeneral assembly/(a×d×SPole(s))=1.34×105ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+3.53×10-7K, (formula 9);
in the formula, a is the heat quantity required by roasting each kilogram of self-roasting electrode paste, and the value is 1000 kilocalories/kg;
d is the density of the self-baking electrode and is 1500Kg/m3
S7: daily maximum downward discharge H of self-baking electrodeRimCalculating the extreme value of the derivative of equation 9 to obtain rhoPolar lim=102Ω·mm2M, and will bePolar lim=102Ω·mm2Substituting m into formula 9 to obtain the maximum discharge HRim=328.4mm。
Preferably, a daily safe lower discharge amount H is also setSecureThe daily discharge amount H of the self-baking electrodeDay(s)Between HSecureAnd HRimIn the meantime.
The specific technical parameters of the submerged arc furnace are set, and the resistivity rho of the self-baking electrode paste is establishedPole(s)The maximum amount of the feed per day HDay(s)The functional relationship between the two is derived to calculate the limiting resistivity rhoPole(s)To obtain the ultimate resistivity ρPole(s)Maximum daily payout under the conditions HRimTo determine the maximum downward discharge H of the self-baking electrodeRimAnd its self-baking electrode resistivity rhoPole(s)Due to the self-baking electrode resistivity ρPole(s)Can be measured in a laboratory when p isPole(s)After the determination, the daily maximum downward discharge H of the self-baking electrode can be measured and calculatedRimEnsuring the maximum daily discharge H of the self-baking electrodeRimMore scientific and accurate, and further provides a self-baking electrode paste production scheme for selecting and matching the submerged arc furnaceScientific measuring and calculating basis, effectively improves the production efficiency and the quality of the self-baking electrode, and obviously reduces the potential safety hazard.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a parallel circuit of an electrode shell and a self-baking electrode.
FIG. 2 is the self-baking electrode resistivity ρPole(s)And daily dosage HDay(s)A graph of the relationship (c).
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In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, the drawings needed to be used in the embodiments will be briefly described below, and it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are some embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious for those skilled in the art that other drawings can be obtained according to these drawings without creative efforts.
Referring to fig. 1, the present invention provides a method for calculating the resistivity and maximum run-down of an electrode paste in a self-baking electrode baking belt, wherein the electrode shell and a self-baking electrode in the electrode shell are in a parallel circuit, the self-baking electrode is a columnar baking belt, the height of the self-baking electrode is about 1/4 of the length of a copper tile, and the maximum run-down of the self-baking electrode per day is calculated according to the following method:
s1, self-baking electrode baking heat QPole(s),QPole(s)=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t, (formula 1);
in the formula: qPole(s)Resistance heat generated by the self-baking electrode baking zone is cal;
Ipole(s)Is the current through the self-baking electrode carbon material and has the unit of A;
Rpole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
t is time in units of S;
s2, electrode shell resistance RShell,RShell=ρShellL/SShell(formula 2);
in the formula: rShellIs the resistance of the electrode shell in Ω;
ρshellIs the resistivity of the electrode shell, is constant, pShell=1.333Ω·mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
SshellThe sectional area of the motor casing steel plate containing the rib pieces is 24720mm2
Through S2, the electrode shell resistance R is calculatedShell,RShell=ρShellL/SShell=1.33×0.25/24720=1.35×10-5Ω。
Specifically, when the ratio of the cross sectional area of the electrode shell (including the fins) to the cross sectional area of the self-baking electrode is 1: 75 and the temperature is 750 ℃, the electrode carbon material and the metal have the same conductivity, and the resistivity rho of the electrode shell is measured at the timeShell=1.333Ω·mm2/m;
S3,RPole(s)=ρPole(s)L/SPole(s)(formula 3);
in the formula, RPole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
ρpole(s)For self-baking electrode baking, the resistivity of the electrode paste at the baking temperature is given in units of omega mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
Spole(s)The sectional area of the self-baking electrode paste is 1886000mm2
From S3, the self-baking electrode resistance R was calculatedPole(s),RPole(s)=ρPole(s)L/SPole(s)=0.25×ρPole(s)/1886000=1.33×10-7ρPole(s)
S4,IGeneral assembly=IPole(s)+IShell(formula 4) wherein IPole(s)Is the current passing through the carbon material of the self-baking electrode
Is A;
Ipole(s)/IShell=RShell/RPole(s)=ρShellL SPole(s)/(ρPole(s)LSShell) (formula 5);
by equation 5, calculate IPole(s)/IShell=RShell/RPole(s)=ρShellL SPole(s)/(ρPole(s)LSShell)=1.333×1886000/ρPole(s)×24720≈102/ρPole(s)
Calculating I by the formulas 4 and 5Pole(s),IPole(s)=102IGeneral assembly/(102+ρPole(s)) (formula 6);
in the formula IGeneral assemblyThe total current of the electrode and the electrode shell is 115000A according to the actual production condition;
by the formula 6, I is calculatedPole(s),IPole(s)=102IGeneral assembly/(102+ρPole(s))=1.17×107/(102+ρPole(s));
S5: resistance heat Q generated by self-baking electrode baking belt every daySolar pole,QSolar pole=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t, (formula 7);
wherein t is the daily time and is a constant of 60X 24S;
by equation 7, Q is calculatedSolar pole,QSolar pole=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t=0.24×(102IGeneral assembly)2/(102+ρPole(s))2×1.33×10-7×ρPole(s)×60×60×24=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2
The total daily heat generated by the self-baking electrode is QGeneral assembly,QGeneral assembly=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+ K, (formula 8);
specifically, the self-baking electrode actually has the conduction heat Q of the furnace body during the baking processConveying applianceRadiant heat Q of furnace bodySpokeResistance heat Q of electrode shellShellAnd the three heat quantities QConveying appliance、QSpoke、QShellThe total sum of the heat absorption coefficient and the heat absorption coefficient is stable in the normal operation state of the submerged arc furnace and is approximately a constant K, and the total heat absorption formula of the self-baking electrode is as follows: qGeneral assembly=QSolar pole+QConveying appliance+QSpoke+QShell=QSolar pole+K=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t+K=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+k;
S6: daily discharge H of self-baking electrodeDay(s),HDay(s)=QGeneral assembly/(a×d×SPole(s)) (formula 9);
in the formula, a is the heat quantity required by roasting each kilogram of self-roasting electrode paste, and the value is 1000 kilocalories/kg;
d is the density of the self-baking electrode and is 1500Kg/m3
By equation 9, calculate HDay(s)=QGeneral assembly/(a×d×SPole(s))={3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+k}/1000×1500×1.886×106×10-6=1.34×105ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+3.53×10-7K;
S7: daily maximum downward discharge H of self-baking electrodeRimCalculating the extreme value of the derivative of equation 9 to obtain rhoPolar lim=102Ω·mm2M, and will bePolar lim=102Ω·mm2Substituting m into formula 9 to obtain the maximum discharge HRim=328.4mm。
Specifically, the daily discharge H of the self-baking electrodeDay(s)Resistivity rho of electrode paste in a baked state for self-bakingPole(s)The derivative of equation 9 is used to calculate an extremum value, which can be used to calculate ρlim
△=[1.34×105×(102+ρPole(s))2-2×(102+ρPole(s))×1.34×105ρPole(s)]/(102+ρPole(s))4That is, when Δ is equal to 0, ρ is calculatedPole(s)Value can be obtained as HDay amMaximum value
1.34×105×(102+ρPole(s))2-2×(102+ρPole(s))×1.34×105ρPole(s)=0;
(102+ρPole(s))×(102-ρPole(s))=0;
Solved to get rholim=102Ω·mm2/m;
Will rholim=102Ω·mm2Substituting/m into formula 9, theObtaining the lower limit discharge quantity HRim=328.4mm。
Further, a daily safe release amount H is also arrangedSecureThe daily discharge amount H of the self-baking electrodeDay(s)Between HSecureAnd HRimIn the meantime.
In detail, referring to the table I, after the technical parameters of the submerged arc furnace are determined, the submerged arc furnace has a maximum discharge H related to the parametersRimMeanwhile, the submerged arc furnace also has a daily safe discharge HSecureSaid H isSecureTo take into account pPole(s)Fluctuation of (p)Pole(s)The size of the fluctuation is related to the quality of the self-baking electrode paste, and the daily safety discharge H is usually preset according to specific industrial and mining conditions and testsSecureThe downward discharge amount is the minimum downward discharge amount per day of the self-baking electrode of the ore furnace, so the downward discharge amount per day of the self-baking electrode meets the following relation: hSecure<HDay(s)<HRim
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Referring to FIG. 2, specifically, firing resistance ρ of the self-baking electrode pastePole(s)Closer to plimMaximum lower discharge HDay(s)The larger, when ρ isPole(s)limIn this case, the higher the resistivity of the electrode paste, the lower the resistance heat generated from the electrode, and the maximum lowering amount HDay(s)The smaller the size; when rhoPole(s)limIn this case, the higher the resistivity of the electrode paste, the higher the resistance heat generated from the electrode, and the maximum lowering amount HDay(s)The larger.
Specifically, formula 3 and formula 5 are substituted into formula 1, QPole(s)=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t=28.69IGeneral assembly 2ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2Formula 10, bringing formula 10 into formula 9, HDay(s)=QGeneral assembly/(a×d×SPole(s))=10.14×10-6IGeneral assembly 2ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2Equation 11, as can be seen from equation 11, when ρPole(s)A timing of HDay(s)And a secondary current IGeneral assemblyIs proportional to the square of.
Specifically, a plurality of ribs are further arranged in the electrode shell.
The modules or units in the device of the embodiment of the invention can be combined, divided and deleted according to actual needs.
While the invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and detail may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A method for calculating the resistivity and the maximum discharge of a self-baking electrode baked belt electrode paste is characterized by comprising the following steps of: the electrode shell and the self-baking electrode in the electrode shell are in a parallel circuit, the self-baking electrode is a columnar baking belt, and the daily maximum downward discharge amount of the self-baking electrode is calculated according to the following method:
s1, self-baking electrode baking heat QPole(s),QPole(s)=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t, (formula 1),
in the formula: qPole(s)Resistance heat generated by the self-baking electrode baking zone is cal;
Ipole(s)Is the current through the self-baking electrode carbon material and has the unit of A;
Rpole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
t is time in units of S;
s2, electrode shell resistance RShell,RShell=ρShellL/SShell=1.35×10-5Ω, (formula 2);
in the formula: rShellIs the resistance of the electrode shell inΩ;
ρShellIs the resistivity of the electrode shell, is constant, pShell=1.333Ω·mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
SshellThe sectional area of the motor casing steel plate containing the rib pieces is 24720mm2
S3,RPole(s)=ρPole(s)L/SPole(s)=1.33×10-7ρPole(s)(formula 3);
in the formula, RPole(s)The resistance of the self-baking electrode carbon material is in omega;
ρpole(s)For self-baking electrode baking, the resistivity of the electrode paste at the baking temperature is given in units of omega mm2/m;
L is the length of the baking belt of the self-baking electrode, and the value is 0.25m when corresponding to 1 meter of copper tile;
Spole(s)The sectional area of the self-baking electrode paste is 1886000mm2
S4,IGeneral assembly=IPole(s)+IShell(formula 4) wherein IPole(s)Is the current through the self-baking electrode carbon material and has the unit of A;
Ipole(s)/IShell=RShell/RPole(s)=ρShellL SPole(s)/(ρPole(s)LSShell)≈102/ρPole(s)(formula 5);
calculating I by the formulas 4 and 5Pole(s),IPole(s)=102IGeneral assembly/(102+ρPole(s))=1.17×107/(102+ρPole(s)) (formula 6);
in the formula IGeneral assemblyThe total current of the electrode and the electrode shell is 115000A according to the actual production condition;
s5: resistance heat Q generated by self-baking electrode baking belt every daySolar pole,QSolar pole=0.24IPole(s) 2RPole(s)t=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2(formula 7);
wherein t is the daily time and is a constant of 60X 24S;
the total daily heat generated by the self-baking electrode is QGeneral assembly,QGeneral assembly=3.78×1011ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+ K, (formula 8);
wherein K is QConveying appliance+QSpoke+QShellIs a constant;
s6: daily discharge H of self-baking electrodeDay(s),HDay(s)=QGeneral assembly/(a×d×SPole(s))=1.34×105ρPole(s)/(102+ρPole(s))2+3.53×10- 7K, (formula 9);
in the formula, a is the heat quantity required by roasting each kilogram of self-roasting electrode paste, and the value is 1000 kilocalories/kg;
d is the density of the self-baking electrode and is 1500Kg/m3
S7: daily maximum downward discharge H of self-baking electrodeRimCalculating the extreme value of the derivative of equation 9 to obtain rhoPolar lim=102Ω·mm2M, and will bePolar lim=102Ω·mm2Substituting m into formula 9 to obtain the maximum discharge HRim=328.4mm。
2. The method for calculating the resistivity and the maximum lowering amount of a self-baking electrode baked strip paste according to claim 1, wherein a daily safety lowering amount H is further providedSecureThe daily discharge amount H of the self-baking electrodeDay(s)Between HSecureAnd HRimIn the meantime.
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