EP0151970B1 - Verfahren zum Einbau eines Konverterbodens - Google Patents

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EP0151970B1
EP0151970B1 EP85100624A EP85100624A EP0151970B1 EP 0151970 B1 EP0151970 B1 EP 0151970B1 EP 85100624 A EP85100624 A EP 85100624A EP 85100624 A EP85100624 A EP 85100624A EP 0151970 B1 EP0151970 B1 EP 0151970B1
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Karl Prof. Dr. Ing. Brotzmann
Paul-Gerhard Mantey
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    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21C—PROCESSING OF PIG-IRON, e.g. REFINING, MANUFACTURE OF WROUGHT-IRON OR STEEL; TREATMENT IN MOLTEN STATE OF FERROUS ALLOYS
    • C21C5/00—Manufacture of carbon-steel, e.g. plain mild steel, medium carbon steel or cast steel or stainless steel
    • C21C5/28—Manufacture of steel in the converter
    • C21C5/42—Constructional features of converters
    • C21C5/46—Details or accessories
    • C21C5/48—Bottoms or tuyéres of converters
    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21C—PROCESSING OF PIG-IRON, e.g. REFINING, MANUFACTURE OF WROUGHT-IRON OR STEEL; TREATMENT IN MOLTEN STATE OF FERROUS ALLOYS
    • C21C5/00—Manufacture of carbon-steel, e.g. plain mild steel, medium carbon steel or cast steel or stainless steel
    • C21C5/28—Manufacture of steel in the converter
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  • the invention relates to a method for installing a converter floor, in particular one which has inlet nozzles for media and in which the largest area with floor stones of commercially available stone formats is delivered on a floor plate.
  • the space that remains free during floor installation, i.e. H. the adjustment joint between the floor and vessel masonry is filled with a refractory mass.
  • this mass is stamped in, and when the floor is changed in the heated vessel, the joint is filled with a pourable mass.
  • tar or pitch-bound products based on magnesite and / or dolomite have proven themselves as refractory materials for this application.
  • a steelmaking converter that is only operated with floor nozzles or combined blowing technology requires at least one floor change during the converter journey.
  • wear rates are about twice as high compared to wall masonry.
  • the absolute wear of the refractory material depends on the operating conditions, in particular on the maximum temperature, usually the tapping temperature of the molten steel.
  • the tapping temperature of the molten steel For the preferably used pitch-bound, low-iron magnesite stones, wear rates of 0.3 to 0.6 mm per batch result for the vessel lining at an average tapping temperature of 1,600 ° C, while a wear rate of at an average tapping temperature of 1,680 ° C approx. 1.6 mm occurs per batch.
  • the wear of the floor stones is higher by a factor of 2.
  • German Offenlegungsschrift 2,843,735 describes a floor in which only one nozzle is arranged per row of stones. Stronger joints up to 2.5% of the maximum stone width in the floor masonry are also recommended.
  • floors have not been able to bring the wear rates of the floor stones into the order of magnitude of the converter delivery in which these floors are installed.
  • German patent specification 2,654,232 relates to a method and a device for producing nozzle bases for oxygen blow-through converters with jacket gas nozzles, in which the channels for the nozzles are drilled after the stones have been built onto the base plate.
  • This method allows the floor stones to be walled up on older, partly discarded floor slabs with tight joints, regardless of the shaped stones for the nozzles.
  • the problem of the pre-wearing adaptation joint between the floor masonry and the converter delivery remains, since the exchangeable floors can only be installed after the converter lining has been completed.
  • the invention has for its object, while maintaining the advantages of the floor infeed, to connect it to the wall infeed of a converter so that the leading wear in the joint between the floor and wall lining is avoided, the durability of the floors is increased and thus the converter availability through Elimination of repair times is improved.
  • Shaped stones of such a geometry are preferably used that a rectangular free space is formed between them and the adjacent floor stones, based on the floor level.
  • the side of the shaped stones facing the ground stones is preferably flat. Rectangular stones are preferably used as floor stones.
  • the space that remains between the molded block and the adjacent floor block is wider than the desired joint width.
  • the joint widths are preferably between 0.5 and 3 mm and in particular about 1 mm.
  • the width of the free space between the shaped stone and the adjacent floor stone is preferably more than 5 mm, in particular more than 10 mm, and is usually in the range from 20 to 150 mm.
  • the dimensions for the fitting stones are preferably taken at two or even several different heights, since it has been shown that the width of the free spaces fluctuates in height.
  • the fit stones can be composed of several parts. It is therefore possible to provide several narrow fitting stones to fill in the free space.
  • the fit stones and the shaped stones are preferably installed with mortar.
  • the shaped blocks are adapted on the side of the curvature of the converter lining facing the converter lining. "Adapted does not mean” exactly adapted ", but only approximates. This is preferably achieved in that the side facing the converter lining is flat, but the shaped stone is cut and laid out in such a way that both edges of the side facing the converter lining come to rest on the lining, whereby this side lies as a chord for lining. Such an adjustment can be achieved with little effort and is generally sufficient. For special embodiments, however, it is possible to adapt the shaped block of the converter lining polygonally or by rounding it down even more.
  • the base plate with the refractory lining is preferably first mechanically attached to the converter in a known manner.
  • the space between the floor stones and the converter lining hereinafter referred to as the free edge area, adjustment joint or seal, is after this frictional installation of the base plate on the converter up to the level of the floor wear stones, d. H. in addition to the soil safety lining, as usual with a refractory material. and then the installation of the shaped and fitting stones begins.
  • the refractory mass in the seal can also be up to a greater height, i. H. partly also stamped next to the floor wear stones.
  • the shaped and fitting stones are then correspondingly shorter and, for example, only installed in the upper half of the adjustment joint. However, the length of the shaped and fitting stones preferably corresponds to the height of the floor wear stones.
  • the shaped stones are placed against the cylindrical vessel lining in this area in such a way that a rectangular cross section preferably remains free between the shaped stone and the closest floor stone.
  • the fitting stone is then inserted into this space.
  • the fitting stone can be assembled from two or more prefabricated stone slabs, prefabricated in different wall thicknesses, and the space between them can be installed.
  • the preferred implementation of the method according to the invention is to measure the space mentioned from the shaped stone to the floor stone and to install a dimensionally cut fitting stone.
  • the dimensions can be determined in several heights on both sides of the space. These dimensions are preferably taken at two heights, near the upper and lower ends of the shaped block or the intermediate space.
  • the fitting stone is then cut according to the determined dimensions of the space, preferably as a whole or lengthwise from two, or in special cases several pieces with conventional cutting discs or diamond saws and then installed.
  • a first fitting stone is preferably used, which is shaped so that a uniformly wide space remains after insertion of the same.
  • the first key is wider at the bottom than at the top.
  • a second fitting stone is then inserted into the remaining, uniformly wide space.
  • the adjustment joint with shaped and fitting stones is preferably delivered in rows, for example in an extension of the rows of floor stones and / or perpendicularly thereto.
  • the blocks can be fixed to the essentially cylindrical wall lining by adhesive or refractory mortar or by mechanical clamping and / or holding devices between the block and the floor block. For example, wedges, compression springs and simple spreading devices have proven themselves as clamping and holding devices.
  • the dimensions of the intermediate space are determined and the fitting block is cut accordingly to.
  • the clamping and / or holding device is then removed and the fitting stone cut to size.
  • the fitting stones can be laid dry without a joint filler, but they are preferably installed using commercially available mortars.
  • Another feature of the invention is the total joint space in the walls of the floors; which are installed in the converter according to the method of the invention.
  • the sum of the joint thickness between the floor, form and fit stones, based on these stone dimensions, should be on average between 0.5 to 1.2%. An almost even distribution of these joints in the masonry is desirable.
  • the joint width, with or without mortar or adhesive filling, in the direction of the stone rows in which, for example, the stones are 100 mm wide, is on average 0.5 to 1.2 mm. Individual joints up to a width of approx. 3 mm can be tolerated.
  • the converter floors can be made from one or more refractory stone qualities. It has proven useful, for example, to build the majority of the converter base from low-iron, pitch-bonded magnesite stones and to use high-carbon magnesia qualities with a high proportion of molten sinter in the vicinity of the nozzles. For example, 50% to 90%, preferably 60% to 80%, of the entire floor area is supplied with commercially available pitch or synthetic resin-bonded magnesite stones made of low-iron sintering up to dead sea periclase and a residual carbon content of approximately 4 to 6%. In the vicinity of the nozzle, i.e. H. At least 50 mm around the outer nozzle tube, special stone qualities with an increased carbon content are used. These special stones.
  • the carbon is added in the form of graphite, for example natural flake graphite.
  • the residual carbon content of these magnesite carbon stones is between 10 to 25%, preferably 12 to 18%.
  • the binding is made of pitch and / or synthetic resin.
  • the converter trays installed by the method according to the invention have a considerably better durability than comparable trays used in a known manner.
  • the method according to the invention makes it possible for the first time to reliably achieve the same durability as the converter lining with floors which have inlet nozzles for media, in particular oxygen inlet nozzles with a hydrocarbon coating. So there is no need to change the floor during the converter journey. This results in an increase in converter availability, which is associated with advantages for operational practice, for example by increasing productivity in a steel mill, and improves profitability.
  • a further, clear advantage of the method according to the invention over the known solutions is the wear characteristic of the refractory inlays.
  • the wear profile is relatively uniform and, in particular, no longer has any leading areas that require repair.
  • the disadvantage of the known methods for installing the converter floors which show excessive wear in the area of the adjustment joint provided with refractory masses, was completely overcome.
  • the known seal supplied with a pitch-bonded magnesite mass, had to be repaired three to ten times during a ground journey. 6 to 25 hours of operating time are lost, and the consumption of refractory repair compound is up to 20 t.
  • a safety lining 150 mm high made of pitch-bound, low-iron magnesite stones.
  • the base stones (1) with an average joint width (2) of 0.7 mm are then bricked up with an organic adhesive mortar that contains approx. 70% magnesite flour as a filler.
  • the floor stones have a rectangular cross-section with the dimensions (3) of 100 mm, (4) of 150 mm and a stone length of 900 mm.
  • the floor delivery including drilling the nozzle channels and installing the inlet nozzles with the associated piping below the base plate, takes place outside the converter with the base plate standing vertically according to German Patent 26 54 232.
  • the space (seal) is between the Ground stones (1) and the stones (5) of the converter side wall are leveled with a pitch-bonded magnesite mass up to the level of the safety lining, ie up to the wear stones (1).
  • the installation of the shaped blocks (6) begins - indicated by hatching in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • These shaped stones (6) have an adaptation angle (7) on the side facing the cylindrical wall masonry with the stones (5).
  • the adjustment angle (7) changes from stone layer to stone layer. It is approx. 90 ° in the stone layer that intersects the center of the soil and then decreases in each subsequent layer.
  • the shaped blocks (6) are fixed according to Figure 1 in the direction of the floor blocks either by wedges (8) and (9) or with at least two compression springs (10) along their entire height on the side wall.
  • the dimensions (11) and (12) are then determined in at least two different heights.
  • the fitting block (13) is cut according to the determined dimensions (11) and (12) and inserted after removing the holding devices (8), (9) or (10).
  • the shaped blocks (6) and the fitting blocks (13) are installed using conventional mortar joints. However, it can also be worked with the appropriate adhesives, similar to the laying of floor tiles, or without a joint filler.
  • the laying of the shaped stones (6) usually starts next to the middle layer of floor stones and then, following the layers of floor stones, sets the adjacent shaped stone.
  • an overlapping method of working has proven itself. This can be done, for example, in such a way that the shaped blocks (7) are first installed in the first of the four quadrants, the dimensions (11) and (12) are determined and the cutting of the fitting stones is started.
  • the shaped stones (6) can already be placed in the next circular quadrant and the cut fitting stones (13) can be installed in parallel in the first quadrant. The same applies to further delivery.
  • Figure 2 shows another embodiment of the method according to the invention.
  • the principle of operation is basically the same as that described for FIG. 1, but here the shaped (6) and locating stones (13) are perpendicular to the floor stone layers, formed from the floor stones (1). It is in the spirit of the invention to work with both installation variants of the shaped and fitting stones on the same floor.
  • the method according to the invention can be used independently of the laying pattern of the floor stones.
  • Figure 1 shows, for example, the bricked floor stones (1) with a layer height (4), in this case 150 mm, while in Figure 2 the same floor stones are arranged rotated by 90 ° with a layer height (3) of 100 mm.
  • the inventive method for installing the converter floors can be modified in many ways, for.
  • it is independent of the dimensions of the floor stone, and the floor wall can also be adapted to the side wall of the converter with corresponding shaped and fit stones over more than one floor stone layer.
  • the shaped block (6) can be designed with two or more different adaptation angles (7) or have a rounded outer contour in order to achieve an optimal adaptation to the side wall masonry.
  • the method can be used regardless of the cross-section of the wall, to which the floors are adapted.
  • the wall infeed is usually cylindrical in the area next to the floor.
  • other cross-sectional shapes are also possible, e.g. B. oval to rectangle or square.
  • the installation method of the floors according to the invention is simplified.
  • the shaped blocks then have a rectangular cross section and can be replaced by a, usually enlarged, fitting block in special cases, for example if the seal is narrow.
  • a 60 t KMS converter has 10 floor nozzles and an inflation nozzle in the upper converter cone.
  • the inlet nozzles in the floor are the well-known OBM nozzles made of two concentric pipes, which are built into the refractory material and for their protection hydrocarbons, in this case propane, are passed through the annular gap.
  • OBM nozzles made of two concentric pipes, which are built into the refractory material and for their protection hydrocarbons, in this case propane, are passed through the annular gap.
  • oxygen with and without lime dust loading and carbon-containing fuels, such as finely ground coke are fed to the molten iron.
  • Nitrogen and argon can be passed into the melt as further media, and air and / or nitrogen flow through the nozzle tubes during the converter idle times. Oxygen is supplied via the inflation lance during the fresh period, and this nozzle can also be operated with air or nitrogen.
  • the converter is usually delivered with pitch-bound iron-poor magnesite stones.
  • the wear rates of the infeed in the lower cone are approx. 1.5 mm / batch, in the cylindrical part approx. 1.2 mm / batch and in the hat approx. 1.3 mm / batch.
  • the average converter durability is approx. 500 batches under the conditions mentioned.
  • the floor is also largely covered with low-iron, pitch-bonded magnesite stones and in the vicinity of the nozzle with magnesite carbon stones, the residual carbon content of which is approx. 13%.
  • the adaptation joint or seal is stamped out with a pitch-bonded magnesite mass or, in the case of the second floor, with the same mass, but poured with tar additive.
  • the wear rates for a floor installed in this way are between 2 and 3 mm / batch. Due to the premature wear of the seal, an average of five repairs with a total of about 10 t tardolomite mass per floor trip are required. Two to three trays are used during a converter trip. The total downtime for repairs and changing floors during a converter trip is on average about 1 day.
  • the floor wear rate surprisingly decreases to an average of 1.5 mm / batch. Repairs to the seal and changing the floor during the converter trip are not necessary, since only one floor is required per converter trip. The converter availability and the economy increase accordingly. The refractory costs could be drastically reduced with the method according to the invention. All of the floors installed according to the invention had a converter trip.

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