JPH0369964B2 - - Google Patents

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JPH0369964B2
JPH0369964B2 JP19062782A JP19062782A JPH0369964B2 JP H0369964 B2 JPH0369964 B2 JP H0369964B2 JP 19062782 A JP19062782 A JP 19062782A JP 19062782 A JP19062782 A JP 19062782A JP H0369964 B2 JPH0369964 B2 JP H0369964B2
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core
main body
refractory
monolithic
pig iron
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Inventor
Hideo Tanaka
Kohei Shimada
Sachoshi Isomura
Unka Yasunaga
Seigo Komori
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Nippon Steel Corp
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Nippon Steel Corp
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21CPROCESSING OF PIG-IRON, e.g. REFINING, MANUFACTURE OF WROUGHT-IRON OR STEEL; TREATMENT IN MOLTEN STATE OF FERROUS ALLOYS
    • C21C1/00Refining of pig-iron; Cast iron
    • C21C1/06Constructional features of mixers for pig-iron

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は、混銑車の炉体内耐火物の施工を不定
形耐火物をもつて実施する場合の混銑車不定形耐
火物築造法に関する。 従来、溶銑の大量運搬容器として混銑車が多数
使用されている。製鋼プロセスは溶銑予備処理に
より脱〔S〕、〔Si〕、〔P〕を行ない製鋼(主に転
炉)では脱〔C〕と昇熱を主体にした高速吹錬と
スラグミニマムプロセスが日本鉄鋼界では主流に
なりつつある。 この溶銑の大量予備処理プロセスとして混銑車
の運用が各社とも行なわれている。混銑車は、軌
条スパンからの台車安定性と溶銑の大量運搬の温
度降下防止のニーズから中央部に出銑孔を設けか
つ胴長の形状をしている。このため、不定形耐火
物の施工が困難であり、しかも不定形化技術が今
日まで開発されていなかつたため混銑車の全面不
定形耐火物施工は例がなく、各社とも煉瓦築造を
実施しているのが実体である。 この方法では、数十屯の煉瓦を密閉された炉内
で多数の作業車が1枚1枚築造するため築造完了
までに長時間を要ししかも粉塵、高温、換気等環
境が悪い。 本発明は、上記のごとき従来の問題点を解決す
べくなされたもので不定形耐火物施工方法の発明
により、混銑車の全面不定形化を実現し、エンド
レス施工を可能にしたものである。 本発明の特徴とするところは、混銑車を分割で
きる構造とし、不定形耐火物施工時に使用する中
子のセツトを容易ならしめることにある。即ち本
発明の要旨とするところは溶銑収容本体部と、該
本体部に着脱自在に設けた分離部から成る混銑車
の内張耐火物の築造にあたり、前記分離部を本体
部から分離、別置したのち該本体内へ拡縮自在な
中子を挿入すると共に、該中子内に流体を注入し
て本体内腔部を形成させ、ついで該中止と外殻鉄
皮で形成された間隙に不定形耐火物を注入し、該
不定形耐火物が固化したのち、流体を排出した中
子を本体外へ回収することを特徴とする混銑車の
不定形耐火物築造法である。 以下、本発明を図面に示す一実施例にもとづい
て詳細に述べる。 混銑車は、1の本体部と2の分離部から成り、
炉体補強リブ9と補強フランジ8の上に取付けら
れたコツター取め5とコツター6により固定され
ている。分離部2は、コツター6を抜き去り、吊
りフツク7にワイヤー10をかけ天井クレーン1
1を上昇されることにより本体部1と分離する。 混銑車は修理場へ入車後すぐ分離し、本体部1
は専用の冷却場で修理可能な温度まで冷却する。
分離部2は耐火物面を上側にして放冷する。冷却
が終つたら、解体機にて炉内の耐火物をこわし、
本体部1、分離部2とも鉄皮12のみとして不定
形耐火物施工場へ移動する。 鉄皮12には、不定形耐火物が脱落しないよう
に各面に数ケ所スタツド13が設けられている。
本体部1の炉内湯当り部14をまず煉瓦14aで
築造する。この部分は溶銑の落下摩耗を受けるの
で熱技術的に煉瓦築造が一般的である。次に拡縮
自在で流体封入時に鉄皮12と所定の間隙を有す
るように設計した施工用中子15を縮少状態15
aで中子吊り具16にワイヤー17を取り付けク
レーン11で炉内に搬入する。尚、中子中央部に
は、気体封入口18と液体封入口19が取付けら
れそれぞれにバルブ20a,20bが設けてあ
る。作業デツキ21上のたとえば水ポンプのごと
き液体圧送機22を始動し、バルブ26を開け、
次にバルブ20aを開けると、液体23は、27
の圧送用ホースを通り中子内に流入する。流入量
は、流体圧送機の計量器により測定し、不定形耐
火物施工時に中子が受ける浮力にバランスするよ
う調整する。 次に作業デツキ21上のたとえばコンプレツサ
ーのごとき気体圧入機24を始動し、バルブ25
を開け、つづいてバルブ20bを開けると、気体
28は圧入ホース29を通り中子15a内に通入
する。中子の内圧の上昇に伴い、該中子は徐々に
拡張し、内圧が十分な圧力まで上昇し、中子表面
と鉄皮が所定の間隙を形成したときバルブ25,
20bを閉にする。内圧の確認は、圧力計で行な
う。この場合、中子が耐火物より受ける圧は約
0.7Kg/cm2(土圧公式より)であり、中子内は、
2Kg/cm2程度の圧に保つようにする。 作業デツキ21上の不定形耐火物混練機42で
材料42aを混練し、混練物をスクリユーフイー
ダーのごとき流し込み装置30を用いて、中子と
鉄皮の間隙より流し込む。又、不定形耐火物混練
機系にたとえばシユートの如き供給手段があれば
流し込み装置30は特に設けなくともよい。流し
込み完了後、固化の程度を確認して中子15を撤
収する。中子撤収手順は、まず作業デツキ上の排
風機32を始動させバルブ20b,33を開にし
て中子内の気体28を追出し中子を縮少状態にさ
せ次に排液機34を始動させバルブ20a,35
を開にして中子内の液体23を排出後クレーン1
1で炉外へ搬出する。 分離体2は、炉口3を下にしてGL上に置き炉
口3と脱硫口36にそれぞれ所定の金枠37,3
8をセツトして、上部より不定形耐火物を流し込
み、天井部39を施工する。完全に固化した分離
部2はクレーン11により吊り上げ、本体部2に
セツトする。セツト完了後コツター6で両方を連
結し、本体部施工上面と分離部施工下面の継ぎ目
40に不定形耐火物を流し込む。尚上記流し込み
時は混銑車を傾動させ該継ぎ目が施工容易な位置
にくるようにする。又、継ぎ目の施工にはスタン
プ材等を用いてもさしつかえない。 又、本実施例の中子は、ナイロンあるいはゴム
のごとき防水性のあるものを使用し、表面には、
中子撤収を容易ならしめるため、油等の離型剤を
塗布しておくか、又はナイロンシートをはりつけ
ておくものとする。 以上は、混銑車の大修の場合について説明して
いるが、本発明は、中修や小修のごとき部分補修
に関しても有効で、溶損した混銑車内に前記の方
法で中子をセツトし溶損部41に不定形耐火物を
流し込む。この方法によれば混銑車は、継ぎ足し
施工ができエンドレス補修が可能である。 表1は、従来の煉瓦築造法と本発明の不定形築
造法の実施内容を比較したものである。
The present invention relates to a method for constructing a monolithic refractory for a pig iron mixer car when constructing a refractory in a furnace using monolithic refractories. Conventionally, many pig iron mixing cars have been used as containers for transporting large amounts of hot metal. In the steelmaking process, hot metal is pretreated to remove [S], [Si], and [P], and in steelmaking (mainly in a converter), high-speed blowing and slag minimum processes that mainly involve removal of [C] and heat raising are used by Nippon Steel. It is becoming mainstream in the world. All companies operate pig iron mixing trucks as a pretreatment process for large quantities of hot metal. Pig-mixing cars have a tap hole in the center and a long body shape to ensure stability of the bogie from the rail span and to prevent temperature drop when transporting large quantities of hot metal. For this reason, it is difficult to construct monolithic refractories, and since the technology for forming monolithic iron has not been developed to date, there is no precedent for constructing monolithic refractories over the entire surface of a mixed iron car, and all companies are implementing brick construction instead. is the substance. In this method, dozens of tons of bricks are built one by one in a sealed furnace using a large number of work vehicles, so it takes a long time to complete the construction and the environment is poor due to dust, high temperature, ventilation, etc. The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and by inventing a method for constructing monolithic refractories, it has been possible to make the entire surface of a pig iron mixer vehicle monolithic, thereby making endless construction possible. A feature of the present invention is that the pig iron mixer car has a structure that can be divided into parts, and that it facilitates the setting of cores used in the construction of monolithic refractories. That is, the gist of the present invention is to separate the separator from the main body and place it separately in the construction of a refractory lining for a pig iron mixer car, which consists of a hot metal storage main body and a separator that is detachably attached to the main body. After that, a expandable core is inserted into the main body, and a fluid is injected into the core to form the inner cavity of the main body, and then an irregular shape is inserted into the gap formed by the stop and the outer shell. This is a method for constructing a monolithic refractory for a pig iron mixer, which is characterized by injecting a refractory, solidifying the monolithic refractory, and then recovering the core from which the fluid has been discharged from the main body. Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on an embodiment shown in the drawings. The pig iron mixer consists of 1 main body and 2 separation parts.
It is fixed by a bolter mount 5 and a bolter 6 attached to the furnace body reinforcing ribs 9 and the reinforcing flange 8. The separating section 2 removes the cotter 6 and hangs the wire 10 on the hanging hook 7 and attaches it to the overhead crane 1.
1 is lifted up and separated from the main body 1. The mixed pig iron car was separated immediately after entering the repair shop, and the main body part 1
is cooled down to a temperature at which it can be repaired in a dedicated cooling field.
The separation section 2 is left to cool with the refractory side facing upward. Once cooling is complete, a demolition machine breaks down the refractories inside the furnace.
Both the main body part 1 and the separation part 2 are moved to a monolithic refractory installation factory as only the steel shell 12. The steel shell 12 is provided with studs 13 at several places on each side to prevent the monolithic refractory from falling off.
First, the furnace hot water contact part 14 of the main body part 1 is constructed with bricks 14a. This area is subject to abrasion from falling hot metal, so brick construction is common in terms of thermal technology. Next, the construction core 15, which is expandable and contractible and designed to have a predetermined gap with the iron skin 12 when fluid is filled in, is placed in the reduced state 15.
At step a, the wire 17 is attached to the core hanger 16 and carried into the furnace using the crane 11. Incidentally, a gas filling port 18 and a liquid filling port 19 are attached to the central portion of the core, and valves 20a and 20b are provided respectively. Start the liquid pump 22, such as a water pump, on the work deck 21, open the valve 26,
Next, when the valve 20a is opened, the liquid 23 flows into the 27
It flows into the core through the pressure feed hose. The inflow amount is measured using a meter on the fluid pumping machine and adjusted to balance the buoyancy force that the core receives during monolithic refractory construction. Next, the gas injection machine 24, such as a compressor, on the work deck 21 is started, and the valve 25 is started.
When the valve 20b is opened, the gas 28 passes through the press-fit hose 29 and enters the core 15a. As the internal pressure of the core increases, the core gradually expands, and when the internal pressure increases to a sufficient level and a predetermined gap is formed between the core surface and the iron skin, the valve 25,
20b is closed. Check the internal pressure using a pressure gauge. In this case, the pressure that the core receives from the refractory is approximately
0.7Kg/cm 2 (from the earth pressure formula), and the inside of the core is
Try to maintain the pressure at around 2Kg/cm2. The material 42a is kneaded by a monolithic refractory kneader 42 on the work deck 21, and the kneaded material is poured into the gap between the core and the iron shell using a pouring device 30 such as a screw feeder. Further, if the monolithic refractory kneader system has a supply means such as a chute, the pouring device 30 may not be particularly provided. After pouring is completed, the degree of solidification is checked and the core 15 is withdrawn. The core removal procedure is to first start the exhaust fan 32 on the work deck, open the valves 20b and 33 to expel the gas 28 inside the core and reduce the core, and then start the drainer 34. Valve 20a, 35
Crane 1 after opening and draining the liquid 23 inside the core.
1. Take it out of the furnace. The separator 2 is placed on the GL with the furnace mouth 3 facing down, and predetermined metal frames 37 and 3 are attached to the furnace mouth 3 and the desulfurization port 36, respectively.
8 is set, monolithic refractory is poured from above, and the ceiling part 39 is constructed. The completely solidified separation part 2 is lifted up by a crane 11 and set on the main body part 2. After the setting is completed, both are connected with a colander 6, and monolithic refractories are poured into the joint 40 between the constructed upper surface of the main body part and the constructed lower surface of the separation part. Incidentally, during the above-mentioned pouring, the pig iron mixer is tilted so that the joint is in a position where construction is easy. Additionally, stamp material or the like may be used to construct the joints. In addition, the core of this example is made of waterproof material such as nylon or rubber, and the surface is coated with
To facilitate core removal, apply a mold release agent such as oil or attach a nylon sheet. The above describes the case of major repair of a pig iron mixer car, but the present invention is also effective for partial repairs such as intermediate repairs and minor repairs. A monolithic refractory is poured into the section 41. According to this method, the pig iron mixer car can be rebuilt and repaired endlessly. Table 1 compares the implementation details of the conventional brick construction method and the irregular shape construction method of the present invention.

【表】 上表にみる如く、工期は3日の短縮が可能でし
かも要員は1/2である。又、継ぎ足し(エンドレ
ス補修)が容易で材料費も低減され加えて作業者
が炉内に入ることがないので発塵が少なく作業環
境がきわめて良好となる。 さらに分割式にしたための付帯効果として混銑
車の冷却時間の短縮、炉内解体時間の短縮等が挙
げられる。 本発明の一実施例として、分割式の記述を行な
つたが、分割式を行なわず、中子をセツトしても
なんらさしつかえはない。
[Table] As shown in the table above, the construction period can be shortened by 3 days, and the number of personnel is halved. In addition, it is easy to replenish (endless repair) and the cost of materials is reduced.In addition, since the worker does not have to enter the furnace, there is little dust generation and the working environment is extremely good. Furthermore, as an additional effect of using the split type, there are shortening of the cooling time of the pig iron mixer car and shortening of the time for dismantling the furnace. Although a division method has been described as an embodiment of the present invention, there is no problem even if the core is set without performing a division method.

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

第1図a,b,cは、本発明の混銑車炉体の概
略説明図、第2図は不定形耐火物築造状況図(本
体部)、第3図は不定形耐火物築造状況図、第4
図は分割部不定形施工図、第5図は混銑車連結時
の状況図、第6図は継ぎ足し補修状況図である。 1:混銑車本体部、2:混銑車分離部、3:炉
口、5:コツター取め、6:コツター、7:吊り
フツク、8:補強フランジ、9:補強リブ、1
0:ワイヤー、11:天井クレーン、12:鉄
皮、13:スタツド、14:湯当り部、15:中
子、16:吊り具、17:ワイヤー、18:気体
封入口、19:液体封入口、20:バルブ、2
1:作業デツキ、22:液体圧送機、23:液
体、24:気体圧入機、25:バルブ、26:バ
ルブ、27:圧送用ホース、28:気体、29:
圧入ホース、30:流し込み装置、32:排風
機、33:バルブ、34:排液機、35:バル
ブ、36:脱硫口、37,38:金枠、39:天
井部、40:継ぎ目、41:溶損部、42:混練
機、l:スラグ面、m:スラグライン。
Figures 1a, b, and c are schematic explanatory diagrams of the mixed pig iron car furnace body of the present invention, Figure 2 is a diagram of the construction status of the monolithic refractory (main body part), Figure 3 is a diagram of the construction status of the monolithic refractory; Fourth
The figure shows an irregular construction drawing of the divided part, Fig. 5 shows the situation when the pig iron mixer car is connected, and Fig. 6 shows the situation of addition and repair. 1: Pig-mixing car body part, 2: Pig-mixing car separation part, 3: Furnace mouth, 5: Cotter holder, 6: Cotter, 7: Hanging hook, 8: Reinforcement flange, 9: Reinforcement rib, 1
0: Wire, 11: Overhead crane, 12: Iron shell, 13: Stud, 14: Hot water contact part, 15: Core, 16: Hanging tool, 17: Wire, 18: Gas filling port, 19: Liquid filling port, 20: Valve, 2
1: Work deck, 22: Liquid pressure feeder, 23: Liquid, 24: Gas pressure injection machine, 25: Valve, 26: Valve, 27: Pressure feed hose, 28: Gas, 29:
Press-fit hose, 30: Pour-in device, 32: Exhaust fan, 33: Valve, 34: Drainer, 35: Valve, 36: Desulfurization port, 37, 38: Metal frame, 39: Ceiling, 40: Seam, 41: Erosion damage part, 42: kneading machine, l: slag surface, m: slag line.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 溶銑収容本体部と、該本体部に着脱自在に設
けた分離部から成る混銑車の内張耐火物の築造に
あたり、 前記分離部を本体部から分離、別置したのち該
本体内へ拡縮自在な中子を挿入すると共に、該中
子内に流体を注入して本体内腔部を形成させ、つ
いで該中子と外殻鉄皮で形成された間隙に不定形
耐火物を注入し、該不定形耐火物が固化したの
ち、流体を排出した中子を本体外へ回収すること
を特徴とする混銑車の不定形耐火物築造法。
[Scope of Claims] 1. When constructing a refractory lining for a pig iron mixer car, which consists of a hot metal storage main body and a separating part detachably provided on the main body, after separating the separating part from the main body and placing it separately. A core that can be expanded and contracted is inserted into the main body, a fluid is injected into the core to form a cavity inside the main body, and then a monolithic refractory is inserted into the gap formed between the core and the outer shell. 1. A method for constructing a monolithic refractory for an iron mixer car, which comprises injecting a material into the core, solidifying the monolithic refractory, and then recovering the core from which the fluid has been discharged from the main body.
JP19062782A 1982-10-29 1982-10-29 Building method of castable refractories for mixer car Granted JPS5980708A (en)

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