EP1831406A1 - Method and device for producing metals and/or metal initial products - Google Patents
Method and device for producing metals and/or metal initial productsInfo
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- EP1831406A1 EP1831406A1 EP05812354A EP05812354A EP1831406A1 EP 1831406 A1 EP1831406 A1 EP 1831406A1 EP 05812354 A EP05812354 A EP 05812354A EP 05812354 A EP05812354 A EP 05812354A EP 1831406 A1 EP1831406 A1 EP 1831406A1
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B11/00—Making pig-iron other than in blast furnaces
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F27—FURNACES; KILNS; OVENS; RETORTS
- F27D—DETAILS OR ACCESSORIES OF FURNACES, KILNS, OVENS, OR RETORTS, IN SO FAR AS THEY ARE OF KINDS OCCURRING IN MORE THAN ONE KIND OF FURNACE
- F27D3/00—Charging; Discharging; Manipulation of charge
- F27D3/0033—Charging; Discharging; Manipulation of charge charging of particulate material
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
- C21B13/0086—Conditioning, transformation of reduced iron ores
- C21B13/0093—Protecting against oxidation
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
- C21B13/14—Multi-stage processes processes carried out in different vessels or furnaces
- C21B13/143—Injection of partially reduced ore into a molten bath
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B2100/00—Handling of exhaust gases produced during the manufacture of iron or steel
- C21B2100/40—Gas purification of exhaust gases to be recirculated or used in other metallurgical processes
- C21B2100/44—Removing particles, e.g. by scrubbing, dedusting
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- the invention relates to a method for producing metals and / or metal precursors, in particular pig iron and / or pig iron precursors, wherein a, in particular finely particulate, at least partially reduced, metal-containing feedstock, using a pneumatic conveying, by means of a transport gas stream, in the form of a media stream , formed from the feedstock and the transport gas stream, is introduced into a melting unit, in particular a melter gasifier, for further processing.
- the invention further relates to a device for producing metals and / or metal precursors, in particular pig iron or pig iron precursors, from a, in particular finely particulate, metal-containing feedstock, with a melting unit, for further processing of the feedstock, in particular a melter gasifier, with a device for pneumatic transport the feedstock by means of a transport gas stream.
- a device for producing metals and / or metal precursors in particular pig iron or pig iron precursors, from a, in particular finely particulate, metal-containing feedstock, with a melting unit, for further processing of the feedstock, in particular a melter gasifier, with a device for pneumatic transport the feedstock by means of a transport gas stream.
- the object is achieved according to the invention according to the method according to the characterizing part of claim 1 and the device according to the characterizing part of claim 11.
- the entry of the feedstock in the melting unit is carried out separately and independently of each other at least two entry points, now an individual entry at each entry point is possible. This can be done continuously but also in batches, ie in quantity limited packages.
- a significant advantage is achieved, namely that the entry of the subsets of the feedstock in the smelting unit is locally and quantitatively controllable, so that by means of the feed a targeted distribution of feedstocks in the melter gasifier is possible.
- This offers advantages, in particular when feeding with fine-particle feedstocks.
- the described measures make it possible to achieve significantly improved process control in the smelting unit since, by influencing the distribution of the starting materials, an optimal distribution between the starting material and other process substances, such as, for example, Coal, is possible. It has proven to be advantageous that the separation of the media stream into 2 to 8 sub-media streams ensures a favorable entry.
- the medium stream is divided into at least two independent partial media streams prior to separation of the transport gas stream, which can then be processed separately from each other or introduced independently of each other in the melter, wherein before the entry of the feedstock at each partial media flow a deposition of Partial transport gas takes place.
- the separation into partial media streams achieves an even better influenceability of the feedstock entry and thus the process control.
- the ability to use batch-independent at any point allows systematic process optimization by exploiting the variability of the system.
- This special embodiment makes it possible, for example, to add additional starting materials before the feedstock is introduced, and to enable a common entry.
- a process-specific gas in particular process gas from the smelting unit, is used as transport gas for conveying the feedstock.
- process-specific gas initially creates a cost-effective solution.
- the process gas used as transport gas can be circulated, so that there are advantages as well. Due to the pneumatic transport of the at least partially reduced and metal-containing starting material only a small amount of transport gas is needed. Alternatively, e.g. also the process gas from a treatment reactor are used for transport.
- Nitrogen used. This alternative can also be used in the case of too low
- a further transport gas is used for the transport of the feedstock in addition to a process-own gas.
- temporary additional transport gas is used for example for temporarily increasing the delivery capacity.
- the feedstock is controlled continuously or in batches introduced into the transport gas stream.
- the entry is controlled so that an accurate loading of the smelting unit is ensured. This includes not only an exact amount of charge with respect to the amount of feed but also an exact local distribution of the feedstock or materials in the melting unit.
- the pneumatic conveying itself continuously or in batches so adapted to the respective process state takes place. This means that the transport gas flow can be continuously maintained or switched on as required. Due to this flexible mode of operation, the pneumatic delivery can always be adapted to the respective process conditions, so that, for example, operating costs can be saved by adapted operating modes in special process situations.
- the separated transport gas stream can be introduced into a treatment reactor after gas purification. Due to the amounts of gas needed to transport the feedstock, further utilization or utilization of the transport gas makes sense for economic as well as process engineering reasons. Thus, the amount of transport gas to be removed can be almost completely used again after appropriate cleaning in the treatment reactor.
- the controlled entry of the subsets of the starting material is realized via a targeted removal of the separated sub-transport gas streams.
- the starting material or its subsets is temporarily stored in a storage container prior to entry into the melting unit.
- This caching on the one hand allows the batch entry into the smelting unit, on the other hand, the storage of a separation of the entry of the previous promotion of the feedstock possible, so that a more stable process management, which is safer with regard to disturbances or deviations in individual process parameters exists.
- the feedstock or its subsets is pressurized. This includes a targeted adjustment of the pressure for further processing.
- a particularly simple entry of the feedstock e.g. only possible by gravity into the smelting unit.
- simple entry devices can be realized, so that expensive valves or controls are no longer necessary.
- the pneumatic conveying or any intermediate storage of the feedstock can be decoupled from the entry into the smelting unit.
- the storage container acts as a lock between working at different pressure levels process parts.
- the pressure under which the pneumatic delivery takes place can thus be optimally adjusted independently of the operating pressure of the smelting unit without the need for adaptation to the pressure of the smelting unit. This results in easier-to-control and less expensive processes or system parts.
- at least one reduced, iron-containing additive and / or an additive is introduced into the smelting unit in addition to the feedstock. Through this possibility, the process can be even better influenced or corrected.
- the entry of at least one additive and / or an additive can be carried out together with the feedstock or even separately, whereby the same entry points or entry facilities can be used. It is thus possible to introduce additives, additives or starting material alternately using the same feeding devices. Also an entry of aggregates and / or the additives in the aforementioned intermediate container and the joint entry of the substance mixture is possible, so that a precise entry is also locally clearly limited possible, which is technically a very flexible solution.
- the device according to the invention according to the characterizing part of claim 11, a simpler structure suitable for performing said method is offered.
- a robust plant can be created which allows full flexibility with respect to independent entry at different entry points.
- the separator it is additionally possible to improve the melting process, especially when using fine-particle feedstocks, and to reduce the problem of a strong fines discharge from the smelting unit together with process gas. Since almost completely can be dispensed with moving parts in the device, a very robust and easy to maintain system is created.
- the insertion device is designed as a line that allows control in conjunction with a valve.
- the feedstock can have temperatures of over 800 ° C., it can also lead to a high thermal load on the equipment parts that come into contact with the feedstock. This also results in the demand for a robust and technically simple device that is achieved by the described separation device.
- the separating device for dividing the media flow, formed from feedstock and transport gas stream is suitable in at least two partial media streams.
- the partial media streams each consist of a subset of the feedstock and a partial transport gas stream, so that they can be further treated individually.
- the separation of media streams also succeeds in hot and fine particulate feedstocks and can be realized by simple and robust facilities.
- the separation is also possible in a variety of sub-streams and therefore offers even in complex systems a simple plant realization. Due to the partial media streams there is also the advantage that they are introduced into the melting unit in different ways can be introduced, wherein using separators only the subsets of the feedstock are introduced.
- the separating device is via a line with the device for pneumatic transport of the feedstock and / or at least two, in particular six, lines with the Melting unit connectable.
- the separator can be designed so that it directs a media stream of transport gas and feedstock or even the feedstock to the entry points of the smelting unit. Essential is the individual and independent supply to the entry point.
- the number of leads to the smelting unit can be made according to the requirements of the entry, as a desired distribution of the feedstock in the smelting unit can be generated. It has been shown that it is advantageous to provide at least six supply lines in the melting unit, since already here an advantageous distribution of the starting materials in the melting unit can be set.
- the device for pneumatic conveying (3) is directed in the conveying direction substantially upwards. So deposits or caking can be avoided.
- the device for the pneumatic transport of the starting material can be connected to the treatment reactor via at least one line.
- the connecting line allows the promotion of at least partially reduced, metal-containing starting material, with the possibility of promoting warm feed a great advantage, namely the use of the energy content of the feedstock for the melting process and thus a more efficient process is achieved.
- the combination of a melting unit with a treatment reactor known per se, namely the use of a hot, eg pre-reduced metal-containing feedstock, there arise an energy-efficient process is made possible during processing.
- the properties of the processing units can be used well and advantageously, particularly in the processing of fine-particle metal carriers.
- connection of the treatment reactor with a melting unit by means of a device for the pneumatic conveying of the reacted in the treatment reactor metal carrier in the melting unit, leads to a very advantageous system for carrying out the manufacturing process.
- the input of the feedstock into the device can be done directly or by means of separate devices, so that depending on the process and requirements, an adequate plant design is possible.
- a separating device in particular a cyclone, is provided for separating the partial amount of the starting material from the partial transport gas stream for at least one of the partial media streams.
- dividing the media stream into partial media streams these can be treated independently of each other.
- a separation device for at least one of the partial media streams it is possible to provide partial quantities of the starting material which are then available as required for entry into a smelting unit. It is conceivable to introduce individual partial media streams directly into the smelting unit, while at a portion of the partial media streams before the entry, the deposition of the transport gas.
- the batch entry is combined with a continuous entry such that at some entry points there is continuous promotion and at others a batch entry.
- An advantageous embodiment of the device according to the invention provides that the at least one separation device by means of lines with the melting unit, for introducing the starting material, optionally with a gas treatment device, in particular a wet cleaning device, for cleaning the transport gas stream, and is connectable to the separating device.
- a gas treatment device in particular a wet cleaning device
- the transport gas can be treated in such a way that it can again be used in the overall process or in individual process steps.
- the treatment may be, for example, a wet treatment, such as a wash, whereby dust and other fine particles are removed.
- the cyclone can be connected via a gas discharge to the gas treatment device, while the separated feed can be fed via a line to the melting unit.
- the partial media flow is fed to the separation device via a line, so that all connection lines essentially manage without moving parts and there is a simple and secure system.
- a control valve for controlling the partial media flow is provided in the line between the separation device and the gas treatment device. Due to the control valve in the line for the removal of the transport gas from the separator a very effective and technically simple way to control the media flow and thus the transported subset of the feedstock is given. Thus, an independent control of the partial flow rates by a corresponding intervention on the discharged from the separator for Gas accompaniments- device transport gas, no valves or controls with the media flow itself must be brought into contact, so that the wear problem does not arise in such controls.
- an insertion device comprises a pressurizable storage container for introducing the deposited starting material or its subsets into the melting unit and / or at least one valve for the controlled entry of the feedstock. Due to the individual feed of the feedstock, at each entry point, the subset can be made available independently of each other to allow for batch and continuous feed into the smelting aggregate.
- the valve is designed as a slide valve or as a pneumatic valve, in particular a self-locking L-valve.
- Such valves have proven to be advantageous because in the control of material flows in metallurgical plant construction especially the special stresses in terms of temperature and abrasion are significant. Accordingly, it is necessary to provide facilities that meet these requirements.
- L-valves have been shown by their simple structure to be advantageous.
- Such valves consist of a double-L-shaped delivery pipe. When wegmuni the transport gas flow remains in the middle pipe section of the feedstock, so there is a self-locking effect.
- An advantageous embodiment of the device according to the invention provides a pressurizable buffer container for receiving the media flow, which can be connected to the device for pneumatic transport and at least two entry points, optionally via at least two lines with the melting unit.
- the buffer container according to the invention provides additional process reliability. Due to the volume, it is possible to decouple the transport of the feed completely from the entry into the smelting unit. In this case, the buffer volume is chosen so high that even in the case of disturbances during transport sufficient loading of the melting unit is possible.
- the buffer function can also be used in such a way that feed material is conveyed to the buffer container only temporarily and if necessary. Due to the at least two entry points line connection of the buffer tank with the melting unit and a stable and simple device is realized. An embodiment with at least six connections between the buffer container and the melting unit has proved to be advantageous, so that a locally variable charging of the melting unit is possible.
- a loading device comprises a storage container, which is connectable via a line to the buffer container, wherein the storage container can be acted upon with transport gas from the buffer container.
- the buffer container can also take over the function of the separating device, so that the media stream delivered by the device for pneumatic conveying is introduced into the buffer container, then the transport gas stream separated and the feedstock can be introduced into the melting unit divided by at least two supply lines.
- the entry of each of the at least two subsets of the feedstock can take place via a, respectively between the buffer tank and the melting unit arranged, storage container and associated valves, so that an additional storage function and a separation of the pressure adjustment of the buffer tank is possible.
- a pressure equalization line between the buffer tank and the at least two storage tanks is created, so that the loading of the storage tank by a change from pressure equalization between the aggregates and pressure increase in the storage tank, for pressure adjustment to the melting unit is possible.
- At least one supply device comprising a supply container and / or a lock, is provided for introducing metal-containing additives and / or additives into the melting aggregate, preferably via the buffer container and / or the input device.
- the processing unit it is often necessary to supply the processing unit with further processing auxiliaries.
- separate facilities are provided, which allow a controlled supply of aggregates and / or additives.
- the supply can be done by a separate entry in the smelting unit or together with the feedstock.
- the additives and / or additives are introduced together with the feedstock in the melting unit, wherein these substances are added to the starting material, for example in the buffer tank or in the input device.
- a steering device for distributing or positioning the charge in the melting unit is provided at at least one entry point at which the feedstock and optionally additives and / or additives are introduced into the melting unit.
- This special device allows a targeted and even better entry of the feedstock in the melting unit, since an additional possibility of positioning the feedstock is realized in the melting unit by the steering device.
- steering devices for example, pivotable chutes can be used, which allow a distribution of the starting material from the respective entry point.
- a dynamic distributor for distribution or positioning of the feedstock and optionally additives and / or additives in the melting unit is provided as a separating device, a dynamic distributor for distribution or positioning of the feedstock and optionally additives and / or additives in the melting unit.
- the distributor can be connected via a feed line to the separating device, optionally to the storage container or to the buffer container and via at least two lines to the melting unit.
- the dynamic distributor allows by an active steering element, the individual supply to individual entry points in the melting unit or to the buffer tank or to a storage device.
- the dynamic distributor is based on a movable steering device, such as a chute, and several outlets and provides another Possibility for the separation of the input material and for an independent supply line via separate entry points.
- At least one pressurizable feed device in particular a feed container, and at least one valve for continuous or batch entry of the feedstock into the transport gas stream are provided between the treatment reactor and the pneumatic conveying device.
- a feed container In addition to the direct and continuous task of the feedstock in the device for pneumatic conveying, it has been found to be advantageous if this is done by its own and réellebeaufschlagbare device.
- different pressure levels e.g. be balanced between the treatment reactor and the device for pneumatic transport.
- a specific embodiment provides at least one feed container and a valve for the controlled task of the feedstock in the device for pneumatic transport.
- a delivery device in particular a screw conveyor, and / or an ejector is / are provided instead of the valve.
- the screw conveyor is particularly suitable for the continuous application of the feedstock.
- At least one feeding device and an upstream container are provided for increasing the pressure, wherein a lock-like feed with feedstock and an increase in pressure are possible. Due to the arrangement, the feeding device and the container can be operated together similar to locks. After filling the upper container this is separated by a valve from the treatment reactor and the feed introduced into the feed container. After separation of the two containers by means of a valve, the task can be carried out in the device for pneumatic transport after a pressure adjustment.
- At least two feed devices connected in parallel are provided for alternately filling or emptying the feed devices.
- This embodiment is advantageous, above all, in the case of continuous charging, since continuous filling of the feedstock can be achieved by alternately filling and emptying the feed container.
- the device for pneumatic transport has at least one supply line for another
- Fig. 1 Inventive device with feeding device, separator and storage container, separator and gas treatment device
- Fig. 2 Feeding device with ejector
- Fig. 3 Feed device with parallel feed devices
- Fig. 4 Direct transport by means of process gas
- Fig. 5 Design with a buffer container
- Fig. 7 embodiment with steering device
- Fig. 8 embodiment with dynamic separator
- a possible embodiment of the invention is shown.
- the feedstock is at least partially reduced in the treatment reactor 1 and over the Feeding device 2 of the device for pneumatic conveying 3 supplied.
- the feeding device 2 comprises two feed containers 4a and 4b, which are connected via lines 5 and 6 with the treatment reactor and each other.
- a valve 7 is provided to separate the two feed containers 4a, 4b.
- a valve 8 is provided, which is designed as a self-locking L-valve.
- a supply line 9 is provided for the transport gas.
- the two feed containers 4a and 4b can be pressurized via lines 9a with the transport gas.
- the device for pneumatic conveying 3 is connected to a separating device 10, which enables a separation of the medium flow in partial media streams.
- the number of lines 11 can be selected according to the process requirements, with six lines 11 already allow an advantageous loading of the melting unit 12.
- the separating device is connected via the lines 11, each with a separating device 13, which separates the transport gas from the starting material.
- the feedstock is introduced into the smelting unit 12 by a feeding device 14, each comprising a storage container 15 and a valve 16.
- a feeding device 14 each comprising a storage container 15 and a valve 16.
- the valve 16 may be designed as a self-locking L-valve.
- the separation device 13 is connected via a line 17, which has a control valve 18, with a line 19 for the discharge of process gas from the melting unit 12.
- Via a line 20 the transport gas and the process gas from the melting unit 12 are supplied together to a gas treatment device 21.
- the cyclone 22 solids are separated and fed through storage tank 23 to the smelting unit.
- the purified gas can be passed via a line 24 into the treatment reactor 1.
- the treatment reactor 1 has a line 25 for the removal of process gas.
- Fig. 2 shows a variant of the feeding device 2, wherein instead of the valve, a screw conveyor 26 is provided. This serves for the controlled discharge of the feedstock, wherein the feedstock is introduced by means of an ejector 27 in the transport gas flow.
- Fig. 3 shows an advantageous embodiment of the feeding device 2, wherein two mutually parallel feed containers 4a and 4b are provided. Over a Supply line, which splits in two connecting lines 49 and 50 with the associated valves 28 and 29, the two feed containers 4a and 4b are alternately charged with feedstock.
- the task in the transport gas stream can z. B. via augers 30 and 31 done.
- FIG. 4 a direct delivery of the starting material from the treatment reactor 1 to a separating device 10 is shown.
- additional transport gas can be introduced into the device for pneumatic conveying 3.
- the means for pneumatic transport can be separated by means of a valve 33 from the treatment reactor 1, so that so that the promotion can be controlled.
- the transport gas withdrawn at the separation device 13 is fed to a wet scrubber 34 and the purified gas or solids or sludge is discharged from the process via lines 35 and 36, respectively.
- Fig. 5 shows a specific embodiment of the invention, wherein a buffer container 37 is provided.
- This has in addition to its function as a buffer and a separator, so that the supply of the media flow through the device for pneumatic conveying 3 without prior separation of the transport gas flow.
- This takes place after entry into the buffer tank 37, wherein this is formed in its lower part such that the feedstock is separated in subsets.
- the entry of the feedstock via one storage tank 15 and two valves 16 and 38, wherein the melting unit facing valve 16 can be designed as a self-locking L-valve 16a or 16b as a slide valve.
- About the Transportgasab Arthur 39 and the line 19 for the discharge of process gas from the melting unit 12, the transport gas and process gas are fed to a gas treatment device.
- the purified gas mixture can be supplied via a line 24 to the treatment reactor 1.
- a feed device 40 consisting of a feed container 41, a lock 43 and associated valves 42 and 44 is provided.
- the additives or additives can thus be added to the feed before its entry, with versions with a separate entry in the smelting unit are possible.
- FIG. 6 shows a variant of FIG. 5, wherein the starting materials are conveyed into the buffer container 37 with a pneumatic conveying 3 operated by process gas from the treatment reactor 1 and optionally additional transport gas. Since the Buffer tank is operated under a lower pressure than the melting unit, it is necessary that the feedstocks are pressurized prior to entry into the smelting unit 12. This takes place in the storage containers 15, wherein the pressure increasing device is not shown here in detail. Via the lines 45, the storage container can be acted upon after loading with transport gas and thereby relaxed again, so again a filling with feedstock is possible.
- FIG. 7 shows a special steering device 46 for introducing the starting materials into the smelting unit 12. This steering device allows additional positioning of the starting materials in the melting unit 12.
- a central dynamic distributor 47 is provided, which is connected via lines 48 to the entry points and is supplied via a storage container 15 with feedstock.
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