JPH01162713A - Scrap melting method - Google Patents

Scrap melting method

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Publication number
JPH01162713A
JPH01162713A JP62319821A JP31982187A JPH01162713A JP H01162713 A JPH01162713 A JP H01162713A JP 62319821 A JP62319821 A JP 62319821A JP 31982187 A JP31982187 A JP 31982187A JP H01162713 A JPH01162713 A JP H01162713A
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scrap
furnace
steel
melting
steel product
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JPH0255484B2 (en
Inventor
Hisao Kojima
小島 久夫
▲つる▼山 勝
Masaru Tsuruyama
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Shinagawa Refractories Co Ltd
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Shinagawa Refractories Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To produce an inexpensive molten steel at a good yield of raw material without allowing unmelted scrap to remain in an electric furnace by melting part of the steel scrap in another fuel furnace, then adding the melt to the electric furnace at the time of producing the molten steel from the inexpensive steel product scrap as the raw material in the electric furnace. CONSTITUTION:A part of the steel product scrap to be used at the time of producing the molten steel by using the inexpensive steel product scrap as the raw material and melting the same in the electric furnace is admitted into a melting furnace 11 formed with layers of lump coke 18 in the bottom and air or oxygen is blown from a bottom tuyere 13 into the furnace. A flame is simultaneously blown from a burner 15 disposed in the upper part in the furnace to burn the coke 18. The steel product scrap 16 is melted by the heat thereof and the coke 18 is absorbed to form a high-carbon molten metal 17 of a low m.p.; thereafter, the molten metal is charged into the electric furnace 1 into which the steel product scrap is contained. The steel product scrap is then melted by the energization to an electrode 2. The molten metal of the low m.p. is added in addition to the steel product scrap which is the cold charge into the molten steel in this case and, therefore, the entire volume of the steel product scrap is melted without allowing the unmelted steel product scrap 5 to remain in a slag line part; in addition, a part of the costly electric power to be consumed by the molten steel is replaced with the inexpensive fuel.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は金属溶解用電気炉を使用する鋼材スクラップの
溶解方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a method for melting steel scrap using an electric furnace for metal melting.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来、−C的に行われている電気炉の製鋼技術は、鋼材
スクラップを電気炉内に装入して溶解するものであるが
、スクラップは嵩が大きいために溶解によってその容積
が小となり、スクラップを再装入し、これを溶解するこ
とにより炉公称能力の容量とさせている。即ち、従来の
操業は、例えば第1表のごとく2回の溶解により1サイ
クルが完了する。
Conventionally, the electric furnace steelmaking technology carried out in the -C method involves charging steel scrap into an electric furnace and melting it, but since the scrap is bulky, its volume is reduced by melting. The capacity of the furnace is brought up to the nominal capacity by recharging scrap and melting it. That is, in the conventional operation, one cycle is completed by two melting operations, for example, as shown in Table 1.

更にこの従来の操業方法は、第1図に示す如く電気炉ス
ラグライン湯溜り部に未溶解スクラップが約10%残る
Furthermore, in this conventional operating method, about 10% of unmelted scrap remains in the electric furnace slag line sump, as shown in FIG.

又スクラップの溶解時間を短縮するために、電気炉の助
燃装置として石油系燃料用バーナーを炉側壁あるいは天
井より差し込み、燃料と酸素を吹き込みその燃焼熱を利
用するものがある。
In order to shorten the time required to melt scrap, some electric furnaces have an auxiliary combustion system in which a petroleum fuel burner is inserted into the furnace side wall or ceiling, fuel and oxygen are blown into the furnace, and the heat of combustion is utilized.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

従来の電気炉操業はスラグラインおよび湯溜り部に未溶
解スクラップが残り、又、酸化スケールが発生しやすく
、そのため溶融酸化物を生成しやすく、このため溶解温
度の上昇を招き耐火物の損傷を促進させるという問題が
ある。更に従来の電気炉内溶鋼は、攪拌の程度が小さく
、脱ガスするのが困難であると共に、溶解時間が長くか
かり、消費電力の増大をもたらしてしまう。
Conventional electric furnace operation leaves unmelted scrap in the slag line and sump, and also tends to generate oxide scale, which easily generates molten oxides, which increases melting temperature and damages refractories. There is a problem of promoting it. Further, in conventional molten steel in an electric furnace, the degree of stirring is small, it is difficult to degas, and it takes a long time to melt, resulting in an increase in power consumption.

本発明は上記問題点を解決するためのもので、酸化スケ
ールの発生を抑え、炉消耗の減少を図る撹拌効果を太き
(して溶鋼の均質化を図ると共に、溶解時間を短縮化し
、消費電力の削減を図ることが可能なスクラップ溶解操
業方法を提供することを目的とする。
The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems.It suppresses the generation of oxide scale, increases the stirring effect to reduce furnace consumption, homogenizes molten steel, shortens melting time, and reduces furnace consumption. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a scrap melting operation method that can reduce power consumption.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

そのため本発明は、電気炉を用いて綱材スクラップを溶
解する方法において、電気炉とは別の溶解炉において下
吹酸素吹込ノズル及びバーナーを用いて鋼材スクラップ
を溶解し、溶鋼を電気炉に注入することを特徴とする。
Therefore, the present invention provides a method for melting steel scrap using an electric furnace, in which the steel scrap is melted using a bottom-blown oxygen blowing nozzle and a burner in a melting furnace separate from the electric furnace, and the molten steel is injected into the electric furnace. It is characterized by

(作用) 鋼材スクラップを電気炉で溶解精錬する際に、まず第1
回目の鋼材スクラップを電気炉に装入して溶解させる0
次いで第1回目と同量の鋼材スクラップを第2回目の装
入分として溶解させるにあたって、その2/3程度を電
気炉に装入し、半溶融状態になるまで加熱する。一方残
り1/3程度を別の溶解炉で、ガス及び石油系燃料を使
用してコークス上で溶解させ、この溶鋼を上記溶融状態
の電気炉中に加える。これによって電気炉中の溶鋼の攪
拌が生じ、未溶解スクラップの溶解、脱ガスの促進等の
効果が生じると共に、一部石油系燃料を使用するので操
業時間の短縮、消費電力の削減ができ、又還元材として
コークスを使用するので、炉内は還元雰囲気となりコー
クスの酸化熱が吸収されるので炉材の寿命を延ばすこと
ができる。
(Function) When melting and refining steel scrap in an electric furnace, the first
Charge the steel scrap into the electric furnace and melt it.0
Next, when melting the same amount of steel scrap as the first charge as the second charge, about two-thirds thereof is charged into an electric furnace and heated until it becomes a semi-molten state. On the other hand, about 1/3 of the remaining steel is melted on coke in another melting furnace using gas and petroleum fuel, and this molten steel is added to the electric furnace in the molten state. This agitates the molten steel in the electric furnace, which has the effect of melting unmelted scrap and promoting degassing.In addition, since some petroleum-based fuel is used, operating time can be shortened and power consumption can be reduced. Furthermore, since coke is used as the reducing agent, the inside of the furnace becomes a reducing atmosphere and the oxidation heat of the coke is absorbed, so that the life of the furnace material can be extended.

C実施例〕 以下、実施例を図面を参照して説明する。C Example] Examples will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第1図は金属溶解用電気炉の断面図、第2図は溶解炉断
面図で、図中、lは電気炉、2は電極、3は炉床、4は
スクラップ溶湯、5は未溶解スクラップ、11は溶解炉
、12は炉床、13は下吹酸素吹込ノズル、14は炉蓋
、15はバーナー、16はスクラップ、17は溶鋼、1
8はコークスである。
Figure 1 is a sectional view of an electric furnace for metal melting, and Figure 2 is a sectional view of a melting furnace. , 11 is a melting furnace, 12 is a hearth, 13 is a downward blowing oxygen blowing nozzle, 14 is a furnace lid, 15 is a burner, 16 is scrap, 17 is molten steel, 1
8 is coke.

まず第1図に示すように、炉公称容量60米tの電気炉
lに第1回目として30米tのスクラップ4を装入して
通電し、溶解させた。溶解させるのに300分間要た。
First, as shown in FIG. 1, for the first time, 30 mt of scrap 4 was charged into an electric furnace I having a nominal furnace capacity of 60 mt, and electricity was applied to melt it. It took 300 minutes to dissolve.

次いで、従来第2回目に装入していたスクラップ量30
米tの内、20米tを装入して通電し、スクラップが溶
融状態となるまで溶解させる。溶融状態となるまでに、
100分間要た。
Next, the amount of scrap that was conventionally charged in the second round was reduced to 30
Of the tons of rice, 20 tons are charged and energized to melt the scrap until it becomes molten. By the time it reaches a molten state,
It took 100 minutes.

一方、第2図示すように炉床12に下吹酸素吹込ノズル
13を設けると共に、炉蓋14よりバーナー15を挿入
した別の溶解炉11に、まずコークス18を装入し、次
いで上記電気炉lにおいて第2回目に装入したスクラッ
プの差し引分10米tを装入する。装入されたコークス
18は還元材となって、鋼の熔融点を下げ、炉耐火物寿
命に好結果を与えるものである。そしてバーナー15に
よって石油系燃料を純酸素で燃焼させ、その火炎をスク
ラップ16に吹きつけると共に、炉床12の下吹酸素吹
込ノズル13から酸素及び空気、窒素、アルゴン等の希
釈ガスをポーラスプラグを介して吹き込み、スクラップ
16を溶解させる。
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2, coke 18 is first charged into another melting furnace 11 in which a downward blowing oxygen blowing nozzle 13 is provided on the hearth 12 and a burner 15 is inserted from the furnace lid 14, and then coke 18 is charged into the electric furnace. 10 US tons of scrap charged for the second time is charged. The charged coke 18 acts as a reducing agent, lowers the melting point of the steel, and has a favorable effect on the life of the furnace refractories. Then, the burner 15 burns the petroleum fuel with pure oxygen, blows the flame onto the scrap 16, and at the same time blows oxygen and diluting gas such as air, nitrogen, argon, etc. into the porous plug from the downward oxygen blowing nozzle 13 of the hearth 12. to dissolve the scrap 16.

この溶解炉11で溶解させたスクラップの溶鋼を、電気
炉lにおいて第2回目装入の20米tのスクラップが溶
融状態となった時点で装入して更に通電し、調整させる
のに5分間要した。
The molten steel from the scrap melted in the melting furnace 11 is charged into the electric furnace 1 when the second charge of 20 mt of scrap becomes molten, and electricity is further applied for 5 minutes to adjust the molten steel. It took.

最後に還元精錬を行い、出鋼させる。Finally, reduction refining is performed and the steel is tapped.

以下、新操業例をまとめると第2表のようにな′るが、
従来方法の第1表と比較すると明らかなように、溶解量
は同じでもその要する時間は 大幅な短縮が可能であり
、電力の節減にも大きく貢献するものである。
The following is a summary of new operation examples as shown in Table 2.
As is clear from a comparison with Table 1 for the conventional method, even though the amount of dissolution is the same, the time required can be significantly shortened, and this also contributes greatly to power savings.

第2表 〔発明の効果〕 以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明によれば、従来
の電気炉はスラグラインに未溶解スクラップが残ってい
たが、溶解炉からの溶w4装入の撹゛拌に伴って無くな
り、炉容の有効利用が図れるし、脱ガスに有利で鋼の均
質化が図れた。又溶解炉内での溶解は還元性に冨み、溶
融温度が低下し、そのため炉材寿命が長くなり、更に操
業時間の短縮化とこれに伴う電力の削減が可能となった
Table 2 [Effects of the Invention] As is clear from the above explanation, according to the present invention, unmelted scrap remains in the slag line in the conventional electric furnace, but the molten W4 charge from the melting furnace is It disappears with stirring, allowing effective use of the furnace volume, and is advantageous for degassing and homogenizing the steel. In addition, the melting in the melting furnace is highly reductive and the melting temperature is lowered, which lengthens the life of the furnace material, making it possible to shorten operating time and reduce power consumption accordingly.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は、金属溶解用電気炉の断面図、第2図は溶解炉
断面図である。 1・・・電気炉、2・・・電極、3・・・炉床、4・・
・スクラップ溶湯、5・・・未熔解スクラップ、11・
・・溶解炉、12・・・炉床、13・・・下吹酸素吹込
ノズル、14・・・炉蓋、15・・・バーナー、16・
・・スクラップ、17・・・溶鋼、18・・・コークス
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an electric furnace for metal melting, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the melting furnace. 1... Electric furnace, 2... Electrode, 3... Hearth, 4...
・Scrap molten metal, 5... Unmelted scrap, 11.
... Melting furnace, 12 ... Hearth, 13 ... Bottom blowing oxygen blowing nozzle, 14 ... Furnace cover, 15 ... Burner, 16.
... Scrap, 17... Molten steel, 18... Coke.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)電気炉を用いて鋼材スクラップを溶解するスクラ
ップ溶解方法において、電気炉とは別の溶解炉において
下吹酸素吹込ノズル及びバーナーを用いて鋼材スクラッ
プを溶解し、溶鋼を電気炉に装入することを特徴とする
スクラップ溶解方法。
(1) In a scrap melting method in which steel scrap is melted using an electric furnace, the steel scrap is melted using a bottom blowing oxygen blowing nozzle and a burner in a melting furnace separate from the electric furnace, and the molten steel is charged into the electric furnace. A scrap melting method characterized by:
(2)電気炉とは別の溶解炉において鋼材スクラップを
溶解するにあたって、該溶解炉にまずコークスを装入し
、次いで鋼材スクラップを装入する特許請求の範囲第1
項記載のスクラップ溶解方法。
(2) When steel scrap is melted in a melting furnace different from an electric furnace, coke is first charged into the melting furnace, and then steel scrap is charged into the melting furnace.
Scrap melting method described in section.
JP62319821A 1987-12-17 1987-12-17 Scrap melting method Granted JPH01162713A (en)

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