JPH05306987A - Dust analysis method - Google Patents

Dust analysis method

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JPH05306987A
JPH05306987A JP4111830A JP11183092A JPH05306987A JP H05306987 A JPH05306987 A JP H05306987A JP 4111830 A JP4111830 A JP 4111830A JP 11183092 A JP11183092 A JP 11183092A JP H05306987 A JPH05306987 A JP H05306987A
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Tetsuo Akiyoshi
哲男 秋吉
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PURPOSE:To clearly and quantitatively analyze substances container in dust produced in a work section where powder material of an ironworks and the like is handled. CONSTITUTION:Heavy liquid separation is performed for sampled dust (here, a particle-like mixture of ten kinds of substances is used experimentary). Iron sand and the like of four specimen groups classified thereby is separated from soil and sand groups by means of magnetic separation. And the following operation A is performed for each specimen group, iron sand and the like separated by means of the magnetic separation respectively. In order words, light reflected from each particle existing at each place of a specimen is observed to investigate a form of each particle, color and reflection pleochroism by the use of a microscope in which polarized light is vertically made incident on the specimen. The observation result is collated with data previously obtained in similar observation on each substance and it is specified to correspond to some substance. And number of the particles every substance is shown at a rate (Wx/W and the like) of it to the other number of all the specified parsticles.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、コークス製造工場や製
鉄所、砕石所等、粉体を取り扱う作業所において発生す
る粉塵を分析する方法に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of analyzing dust generated in a coke manufacturing plant, an iron mill, a quarry, or the like, which handles powder.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】製鉄所等で発生する粉塵が、周囲の住居
地区へ降下して公害となることを防ぐために、実効ある
防塵対策を実施する必要がある。そのためには、粉塵の
発生程度が激しい設備や施設、および特に住居地区ヘ粉
塵を多く降下させている設備や施設を特定して、その設
備や施設を改善することが重要である。したがって、粉
塵を構成する物質を同定することができれば、その物質
を多く取り扱ったり、その物質が発生しやすい設備や施
設を特定でき、防塵対策に役立つことになる。
2. Description of the Related Art It is necessary to take effective dustproof measures in order to prevent dust generated in steelworks from falling to surrounding residential areas and causing pollution. To this end, it is important to identify equipment and facilities that generate a large amount of dust, and particularly equipment and facilities that cause a large amount of dust to fall in the residential area, and improve the equipment and facilities. Therefore, if the substance that constitutes the dust can be identified, it is possible to handle a large amount of the substance and to identify the equipment or facility where the substance is likely to be generated, which is useful for dust prevention measures.

【0003】そのため、当出願人は、製鉄所において発
生する粉塵の原因物質として予想される石炭、コーク
ス、鉄鉱石、および硅石等の土砂分が比重の違いにより
分離できることから、採取した粉塵に対して重液分離を
行って粉塵を構成する物質を同定することを試みてい
た。この重液分離法では、分離された各物質の重量を測
定し、各物質の含有量を、採取した粉塵全体に対する重
量%で表示している。
Therefore, the applicant of the present invention is able to separate the sediments such as coal, coke, iron ore, and silica stone, which are expected to be the causative substances of the dusts generated in the ironworks, due to the difference in specific gravity. Attempts were made to identify the substances that make up the dust by performing heavy liquid separation. In this heavy liquid separation method, the weight of each separated substance is measured, and the content of each substance is displayed in% by weight with respect to the entire collected dust.

【0004】また、CEB法(化学組成バランス法)や
C/H分析法、X線による元素分析や、電子顕微鏡写真
による外観形状から物質を判定する方法も採用してい
た。
Further, the CEB method (chemical composition balance method), the C / H analysis method, the elemental analysis by X-ray, and the method of judging the substance from the appearance shape by the electron micrograph have been adopted.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、前記重
液分離法では、比重の近似した複数の物質を分離するこ
とは困難である。そして、実際には、粉塵の量、すなわ
ち粒子数が多いほど公害の程度が大きいわけであるが、
重液分離法の結果は重量%で表示されるため、比重の大
きな物質は粒子数が少なくても大きなパーセンテージを
占めることになり、この結果では各物質の粉塵公害への
影響度が正確に判定できない。
However, in the heavy liquid separation method, it is difficult to separate a plurality of substances having similar specific gravities. And in reality, the amount of dust, that is, the greater the number of particles, the greater the degree of pollution,
Since the results of the heavy liquid separation method are displayed in% by weight, substances with a large specific gravity occupy a large percentage even if the number of particles is small, and this result can accurately determine the degree of influence of each substance on dust pollution. Can not.

【0006】また、重液分離法以外の前記各方法にもそ
れぞれ一長一短があり、数種類の方法の組み合わせで
も、十分に粉塵を構成する物質の同定ができなかった。
本発明は、このような不具合を解決するためのものであ
り、粉塵を構成する各物質を明確に且つ定量的に分析す
るとともに、前記各物質の存在比を粒子数の割合で表示
することにより、各物質の粉塵公害への影響度を実際的
に判定できる粉塵の分析方法を提供することを目的とす
る。
Further, each of the above-mentioned methods other than the heavy liquid separation method has advantages and disadvantages, and even a combination of several kinds of methods cannot sufficiently identify the substance constituting the dust.
The present invention is to solve such a problem, by clearly and quantitatively analyzing each substance constituting the dust, and by displaying the abundance ratio of each substance by the ratio of the number of particles. An object of the present invention is to provide a dust analysis method capable of practically determining the degree of influence of each substance on dust pollution.

【0007】[0007]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に、本発明の粉塵の分析方法は、採取した粉塵に対し
て、重液分離と磁性の有無による分離とを行った後、前
記重液分離により群分けされた各試料と磁性を有する試
料とを、試料に対して偏光が垂直落射される顕微鏡のス
テージにそれぞれ設置し、この試料中の各所に存在する
各粒子からの反射光を観察して、前記各粒子の形、色、
および反射多色性を調べ、この観察結果を、予め前記粉
塵に含まれると予想される各物質に対して、その粒子を
前記と同じ観察を行って得られた各データと照合するこ
とにより、前記試料中の所定数の各粒子が前記各物質の
いずれに該当するかを特定して、各物質毎に該当する粒
子の数を数え、その数の前記所定数に対する割合で各物
質の含有量を示すことを特徴とする。
In order to achieve the above object, the method for analyzing dust according to the present invention is characterized in that the collected dust is subjected to heavy liquid separation and separation depending on the presence or absence of magnetism, and Each sample grouped by liquid separation and a sample having magnetism are placed on a microscope stage where polarized light is reflected vertically to the sample, and the reflected light from each particle present at various points in this sample is collected. Observing, the shape, color,
And to examine the reflection polychromaticity, this observation result, for each substance expected to be contained in the dust in advance, by collating the particles with each data obtained by performing the same observation as the above, Identifying which of the substances each of the predetermined number of particles in the sample corresponds to, counting the number of particles corresponding to each substance, the content of each substance in the ratio to the predetermined number of the number It is characterized by showing.

【0008】試料に対して偏光を垂直落射してその反射
光を観察できる顕微鏡としては、透過光線用の偏光顕微
鏡に垂直落射装置を取り付けたものや鉱石顕微鏡として
市販されているものがある。
As a microscope capable of vertically irradiating polarized light onto a sample and observing the reflected light, there are a microscope having a vertical incident device attached to a polarized light microscope for transmitted light and a microscope commercially available as an ore microscope.

【0009】[0009]

【作用】採取した粉塵に対して、重液分離と磁性の有無
による分離とを行うことで、前記粉塵から磁性物質が分
離でき、且つ比重の差による群分けができる。そして、
この群分けされた各試料と磁性物質の試料とを各試料毎
に顕微鏡のステージに設置し、これに偏光を垂直落射し
て、各試料中の各所に存在する各粒子からの反射光を観
察する。
By performing heavy liquid separation and separation depending on the presence or absence of magnetism on the collected dust, magnetic substances can be separated from the dust and grouping can be performed according to the difference in specific gravity. And
Each of these grouped samples and magnetic substance samples are placed on the microscope stage for each sample, and the polarized light is reflected vertically onto this to observe the reflected light from each particle present in each location of each sample. To do.

【0010】顕微鏡内で、金属反射または亜金属反射を
する不透明な物質に偏光を垂直落射すると、各物質から
の反射光によりその形、色、反射多色性などが明瞭に観
察できる。製鉄所等の粉塵を構成する物質としては、石
炭、コークス、鉄鉱石、硅石等の土砂分等不透明な物質
が多いため、この観察方法が有効であり、この観察結果
を、予め前記粉塵に含まれると予想される各物質に対し
て、その粒子を前記と同じ観察を行って得られた各デー
タと照合することにより、前記試料中の各粒子が前記各
物質のいずれに該当するかをある程度明確に特定でき
る。
In a microscope, when polarized light is vertically incident on an opaque material which is metallic or sub-metallic, the shape, color and polychromaticity of reflected light from each material can be clearly observed. As a substance that constitutes dust in an ironworks, etc., there are many opaque substances such as coal, coke, iron ore, silica, etc., which are opaque substances, so this observation method is effective, and this observation result is included in the dust in advance. For each substance that is expected to be produced, by comparing the particles with the data obtained by performing the same observations as above, it is possible to determine to some extent which of the substances each particle in the sample corresponds to. It can be clearly specified.

【0011】ここで、前記顕微鏡による観察を群分けさ
れた試料毎に行うため、前記各試料に含まれる物質の種
類がある程度分類されているから、前述のような各粒子
の物質の特定がし易くなる。そして、各試料中の所定数
の粒子についてこのような特定を行い、各物質毎に該当
する粒子の数を数え、その数の前記所定数に対する割合
で各物質の含有量を示すため、粉塵を構成する各物質の
存在比を前記各物質の粒子数の割合で表示でき、各物質
の粉塵公害への影響度を実際的に判定できる。
Here, since the observation with the microscope is performed for each grouped sample, the types of substances contained in each sample are classified to some extent, so that the substance of each particle as described above can be identified. It will be easier. Then, such a specification is performed for a predetermined number of particles in each sample, the number of particles corresponding to each substance is counted, and the content of each substance is shown as a ratio of the number to the predetermined number. The abundance ratio of each constituent substance can be displayed as a ratio of the number of particles of each substance, and the degree of influence of each substance on dust pollution can be determined practically.

【0012】[0012]

【実施例】以下、本発明の実施例について説明する。試
料に対して偏光を垂直落射してその反射光を観察できる
顕微鏡として、この例では、図1に示すような、垂直落
射用の光学系が内蔵された鉱石顕微鏡を用いた。
EXAMPLES Examples of the present invention will be described below. In this example, an ore microscope having an optical system for vertical incident light as shown in FIG. 1 was used as a microscope capable of vertically observing polarized light on a sample and observing the reflected light.

【0013】この顕微鏡1の垂直落射用光学系は、白色
光源11と、この白色光から直線偏光のみを通過させる
ための偏光子12と、偏光を試料2に落射するとともに
試料2からの反射光を接眼鏡へ向かわせるためのプリズ
ム13と、図示されない絞りや集光レンズとからなり、
前記反射光は、このプリズム13を通過した後に検光子
14を通過して接眼鏡へ向かう。
The vertical epi-illumination optical system of the microscope 1 includes a white light source 11, a polarizer 12 for passing only the linearly polarized light from the white light, and a reflected light from the sample 2 that reflects the polarized light onto the sample 2. A prism 13 for directing the light to the eyepiece, and an unillustrated diaphragm or condenser lens,
The reflected light passes through the prism 13 and then the analyzer 14 toward the eyepiece.

【0014】偏光子12は円柱状の台12A上に設置さ
れており、この台12Aは、下台12aに対して上台1
2bが底面の円の中心を軸として回転するものであり、
この上台12bの中央部に偏光子12が固定されてい
る。そのため、つまみ12cにより上台12bを回転さ
せることで、偏光子12の面の光軸15に対する水平方
向の角度を変えることができる。
The polarizer 12 is installed on a column-shaped base 12A, and this base 12A has an upper base 1 with respect to a lower base 12a.
2b rotates about the center of the bottom circle,
The polarizer 12 is fixed to the center of the upper table 12b. Therefore, the angle of the surface of the polarizer 12 in the horizontal direction with respect to the optical axis 15 can be changed by rotating the upper table 12b with the knob 12c.

【0015】この顕微鏡1では、偏光子12の面に光軸
15が垂直に入射する場合に、読み取り角度θが0°と
なるように設定されており、この時、偏光子12と検光
子14とは直交ニコルの状態になる。そして、偏光子1
3をつまみ12cにより回転させてθを変えれば、検光
子14の偏光方向に対する偏光子12の偏光方向の角度
を任意の値に設定できる。
In the microscope 1, the reading angle θ is set to 0 ° when the optical axis 15 is vertically incident on the surface of the polarizer 12, and at this time, the polarizer 12 and the analyzer 14 are set. And become orthogonal Nicols. And the polarizer 1
By rotating 3 by the knob 12c and changing θ, the angle of the polarization direction of the polarizer 12 with respect to the polarization direction of the analyzer 14 can be set to an arbitrary value.

【0016】また、試料2を載せるステージ3は、つま
み4により上下方向に移動できるとともに、つまみ5に
より水平面内における縦横方向に移動できる。そして、
はじめに、製鉄所等の粉塵に含まれると予想される物質
のうち、表1に示した12物質に関して、各物質の粒子
(200μm以下のものの集まり)を別々に、顕微鏡1
により観察した。すなわち、微小量の粒子をスライドガ
ラスの上に載せ、浸液を1〜2滴加えた後その上にカバ
ーグラスをかけたものをステージ3の上に設置して反射
光を観察し、各粒子の形、色、および反射多色性を調べ
た。
The stage 3 on which the sample 2 is placed can be moved in the vertical direction by the knob 4, and can be moved in the vertical and horizontal directions in the horizontal plane by the knob 5. And
First, of the 12 substances shown in Table 1 among the substances that are expected to be contained in dust at ironworks, etc., the particles of each substance (collection of 200 μm or less) are separately separated from each other by the microscope 1
Observed by. That is, a small amount of particles are placed on a slide glass, 1 to 2 drops of immersion liquid is added, and then a cover glass is placed on the stage 3 and the reflected light is observed to observe each particle. Were examined for shape, color, and reflection pleochroism.

【0017】各粒子の形、色やその他の特徴はθ=0°
で観察し、反射多色性については、つまみ12cにより
偏光子13をゆっくり回転させながら観察し、反射光の
色の変化を調べた。各結果を表1および表2にそれぞれ
示す。この結果を元にして、各種の物質が混合された粉
塵の分析を行う。
The shape, color and other characteristics of each particle are θ = 0 °
With respect to the reflection polychroism, observation was performed while slowly rotating the polarizer 13 with the knob 12c, and the change in color of reflected light was examined. The results are shown in Table 1 and Table 2, respectively. Based on this result, dust mixed with various substances is analyzed.

【0018】[0018]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0019】[0019]

【表2】 [Table 2]

【0020】製鉄所内のヤードや各設備より10種類の
物質の粒子(200μm以下のもの)を回収し、これを
混合したものを用いて、本発明の方法による分析を行っ
た。10種類の物質は、石炭、粉コークス、オイルコー
クス、水砕スラグ、蛇紋岩、硅石、石灰石、鉄鉱石、砂
鉄、高炉鋳床建屋ダストである。前記各物質を各0.5
gずつ混合,攪拌して混合物とした。これを、比重がそ
れぞれ1.6、2.2、3.3の三つの重液を用いて、
鉄鉱石群、石炭群、コークス群、土砂群の四つの試料群
に分けた。土砂群には砂鉄が含まれているので、これを
磁石により分離した。
Particles of 10 kinds of substances (having a particle size of 200 μm or less) were collected from the yard and each facility in the steel mill, and the mixture was used for analysis by the method of the present invention. The ten kinds of substances are coal, powder coke, oil coke, granulated slag, serpentine, silica stone, limestone, iron ore, iron sand, and blast furnace cast floor building dust. 0.5 for each of the above substances
Each g was mixed and stirred to obtain a mixture. Using three heavy liquids with specific gravities of 1.6, 2.2 and 3.3,
It was divided into four sample groups: iron ore group, coal group, coke group, and sediment group. Since the sediment group contains iron sand, it was separated by a magnet.

【0021】それから、各試料群および磁選された砂鉄
に対して前記と同様の処理を施し、各カバーグラスを顕
微鏡1のステージ3上に固定し、カバーグラス内の粒子
を縦横各10分割した全100か所に存在する各粒子に
ついて、つまみ5を動かしながら、512倍で前記と同
様の観察を行う。その際、各粒子の観察結果を表1およ
び表2に示した各物質の観察データと照合し、各粒子が
いずれの物質に該当するかを特定する。特定不能のもの
があればこれをとばして次の粒子を観察し、特定できた
粒子の全数Cに対する、各物質毎の粒子数C1,C2,C3,
…の割合(Cx /C)を算出した。
Then, each sample group and magnetically selected iron sand were treated in the same manner as described above, each cover glass was fixed on the stage 3 of the microscope 1, and the particles in the cover glass were divided into 10 parts vertically and horizontally. For each particle existing at 100 locations, the same observation as above is performed at 512 times while moving the knob 5. At that time, the observation result of each particle is collated with the observation data of each substance shown in Table 1 and Table 2 to identify which substance each particle corresponds to. If there is something that cannot be specified, skip this and observe the next particle, and with respect to the total number C of particles that can be specified, the number of particles of each substance C 1 , C 2 , C 3 ,
The ratio (Cx / C) was calculated.

【0022】一連の流れを図2にフロー図で示す。ここ
で、操作Aとは、顕微鏡1による前記観察,同定を示
す。Wx /W〜Bx /Bは、各試料群において算出され
たCx/Cに相当する。したがって、各物質ごとの混合
物における含有率は、各試料群における各物質毎の粒子
数Wx 〜Bx の、混合物全体において特定できた粒子の
全数T=W+X+Y+Z+Bに対する割合(Cx /T)
で示される。この結果を図3のグラフに△で示した。硅
石、蛇紋岩、および石灰石の識別は困難であったため、
まとめて数えた。
A series of flow is shown in the flow chart of FIG. Here, the operation A indicates the observation and identification by the microscope 1. Wx / W to Bx / B correspond to Cx / C calculated in each sample group. Therefore, the content rate in the mixture of each substance is the ratio of the number of particles Wx to Bx of each substance in each sample group to the total number of particles that can be specified in the entire mixture T = W + X + Y + Z + B (Cx / T).
Indicated by. The result is shown by Δ in the graph of FIG. Since it was difficult to identify silica stone, serpentine, and limestone,
I counted them all together.

【0023】一方、前述の重液分離や磁選を行わずに、
混合物をそのまま試料として顕微鏡1にて同様の観察,
特定を行ってCx /Cを算出した。この場合には、T=
Cであるため、Cx /CはそのままCx /Tに相当す
る。この結果を図3のグラフに○で示した。ここで、は
じめの混合物は、各物質を0.5gずつ混合して作製さ
れたため、各物質が10重量%ずつを占めるが、各物質
の比重が、鉄系の物質は4.5前後、硅石等の土砂類は
2.7前後、石炭やコークスは1.4〜1.8と異なる
ことを考慮して、各物質の粒子数の、混合物の全粒子中
に対する割合を計算して理論値を出し、その結果を図3
のグラフに×で示した。
On the other hand, without performing the above-mentioned heavy liquid separation and magnetic separation,
Using the mixture as a sample as it is, the same observation with the microscope 1,
The identification was carried out to calculate Cx / C. In this case, T =
Since it is C, Cx / C directly corresponds to Cx / T. The result is shown by a circle in the graph of FIG. Here, since the first mixture was prepared by mixing 0.5 g of each substance, each substance occupies 10% by weight, but the specific gravity of each substance is about 4.5 for iron-based substances and silica stones. Considering that sediments such as etc. are around 2.7 and coal and coke are different from 1.4 to 1.8, the ratio of the number of particles of each substance to the total particles of the mixture is calculated and the theoretical value is calculated. And the result is shown in Figure 3.
In the graph, is shown by x.

【0024】図3から分かるように、水砕スラグは、形
状,色に特色があるため識別しやすいと考えられるが、
特定された粒子数が少なく、Cx /T値が計算値よりか
なり低かった。これは、水砕スラグが脆いために混合時
等に砕かれて細かくなりすぎれ見にくくなったことや、
水砕スラグに含まれる鉄分が鉄鉱石と判定されたことな
どに由来すると考えられる。
As can be seen from FIG. 3, the granulated slag is considered to be easy to identify because of its characteristic shape and color.
Fewer particles were identified and the Cx / T values were significantly lower than calculated. This is because the granulated slag is fragile, so it was crushed during mixing etc. and became too fine and difficult to see,
It is considered that this is because the iron content contained in the granulated slag was determined to be iron ore.

【0025】これらのことを考慮すれば、重液分離や磁
選を行った各試料群に対して、それぞれ顕微鏡による観
察,特定を行った本発明の方法による結果は、理論値に
かなり近いものであるといえる。
Considering these facts, the results of the method of the present invention in which each sample group subjected to heavy liquid separation and magnetic separation were observed and specified by a microscope are very close to theoretical values. It can be said that there is.

【0026】[0026]

【発明の効果】以上説明してきたように、本発明の方法
によれば、粉塵を構成する各物質を明確に且つ定量的に
分析できるとともに、前記各物質の存在比を粒子数の割
合で表示するため、各物質の粉塵公害への影響度を実際
的に判定できるという効果がある。
As described above, according to the method of the present invention, each substance constituting dust can be clearly and quantitatively analyzed, and the abundance ratio of each substance is displayed by the ratio of the number of particles. Therefore, there is an effect that the degree of influence of each substance on dust pollution can be practically determined.

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

【図1】実施例で使用した顕微鏡を示す概要図である。FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a microscope used in Examples.

【図2】実施例で行った一連の操作の流れを示すフロー
図である。
FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a flow of a series of operations performed in an example.

【図3】各物質ごとの混合物における含有率(Cx /
T)の分析結果と理論値とを示すグラフである。
FIG. 3 Content rate (Cx /
It is a graph which shows the analysis result of T), and a theoretical value.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 顕微鏡 12 偏光子 3 ステージ 1 Microscope 12 Polarizer 3 Stage

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 採取した粉塵に対して、重液分離と磁性
の有無による分離とを行った後、前記重液分離により群
分けされた各試料と磁性を有する試料とを、試料に対し
て偏光が垂直落射される顕微鏡のステージにそれぞれ設
置し、この試料中の各所に存在する各粒子からの反射光
を観察して、前記各粒子の形、色、および反射多色性を
調べ、この観察結果を、予め前記粉塵に含まれると予想
される各物質に対して、その粒子を前記と同じ観察を行
って得られた各データと照合することにより、前記試料
中の所定数の各粒子が前記各物質のいずれに該当するか
を特定して、各物質毎に該当する粒子の数を数え、その
数の前記所定数に対する割合で各物質の含有量を示すこ
とを特徴とする粉塵の分析方法。
1. The collected dust is subjected to heavy liquid separation and separation depending on the presence or absence of magnetism, and then each sample grouped by the heavy liquid separation and a magnetic sample are separated from the sample. The polarized light is placed on the stage of a microscope that is vertically reflected, and the reflected light from each particle present at various places in this sample is observed to examine the shape, color, and reflection polychromaticity of each particle. The observation results, for each substance that is expected to be contained in the dust in advance, by collating the particles with each data obtained by performing the same observation as described above, a predetermined number of each particle in the sample Is identified as which of the above substances, the number of particles corresponding to each substance is counted, and the content of each substance is shown as a ratio of the number to the predetermined number. Analysis method.
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