JPH05322627A - Molten level measuring method - Google Patents

Molten level measuring method

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JPH05322627A
JPH05322627A JP14894592A JP14894592A JPH05322627A JP H05322627 A JPH05322627 A JP H05322627A JP 14894592 A JP14894592 A JP 14894592A JP 14894592 A JP14894592 A JP 14894592A JP H05322627 A JPH05322627 A JP H05322627A
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Taro Kusakabe
太郎 日下部
Takeshi Sato
健 佐藤
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To measure the level of molten iron to be fed into a molten vessel accurately. CONSTITUTION:When the level 4 of molten iron 3 to be fed into a molten vessel 1 is measured, a level gauge 2 being set with a temperature measuring metal wire 11 constituting a closed conducting circuit is placed in a ceramic protective pipe 11 having lower open end and immersed into the molten iron 3. Level of molten iron 3 is measured based on variation of electrical resistance between the metal wires 11 caused by short circuit thereof through the level of the molten iron 3.

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、溶銑、溶鋼、スラグ等
の溶融物を溶銑鍋、溶鋼鍋、スラグ鍋等の取鍋やトーピ
ードカー、タンディッシュ等の溶融物処理容器(溶湯容
器)へ供給する際に、前記溶融物の該溶湯容器内の液面
レベルを検出する方法に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention supplies a molten material such as hot metal, molten steel and slag to a ladle such as a hot metal ladle, a molten steel ladle and a slag ladle, and a melt processing container (molten metal container) such as a torpedo car and a tundish. The present invention relates to a method for detecting the liquid level of the melt in the molten metal container.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】高炉から出銑された溶銑は、溶銑鍋やト
ーピードカーによって受銑され、さらに前記溶銑は製鋼
工場で精錬され溶鋼となり、前記溶鋼は取鍋、また、精
錬時に発生するスラグはスラグ鍋により受け取り運搬さ
れている。
2. Description of the Related Art The hot metal tapped from a blast furnace is received by a hot metal ladle or a torpedo car, and the hot metal is refined into steel at a steelmaking plant. The molten steel is ladle, and the slag generated during refining is slag. It is received and transported by a pot.

【0003】これらの一連の工程における溶融物処理容
器に装入される溶融物は、その処理性、作業性から常に
処理容器内のレベルを同一に保つことが重要である。す
なわち、トーピードカーによって受銑された溶銑は、次
の脱硫工程へ送られ、前記脱硫工程では上方よりランス
を降下させ、脱硫剤とともに窒素(N2)ガスを吹き込
みながら溶銑の脱硫処理を行うが、トーピードカーに所
定量よりも多く受銑した場合は、N2ガスの吹き込みに
よるオーバーフローが生じ、所定量より少なく受銑した
場合は、N2ガス吹き込み用のランスが溶銑中の所要深
さまで達せず、脱硫が不十分となる。また溶銑鍋、溶鋼
鍋、スラグ鍋等の取鍋に溶融物を受け、運搬する時に
は、装入量が少ない場合、2鍋分を1鍋分に合わせるい
わゆる合わせ湯作業や運搬頻度が増加し、装入量が多い
場合、運搬中にオーバーフローするという危険性が生じ
る。
It is important that the melt charged in the melt processing container in these series of steps is always kept at the same level in the processing container in view of its processability and workability. That is, the hot metal received by the torpedo car is sent to the next desulfurization step, and in the desulfurization step, the lance is lowered from above, and the desulfurization treatment of the hot metal is performed while blowing nitrogen (N2) gas together with the desulfurizing agent. If more than the specified amount is received, overflow due to N2 gas injection occurs, and if less than the specified amount is received, the lance for N2 gas injection does not reach the required depth in the hot metal and desulfurization is unsuccessful. Will be enough. In addition, when the molten material is received in a ladle such as a hot metal ladle, a molten steel ladle, and a slag ladle, and is transported, if the charging amount is small, 2 pots are combined into 1 pot, so-called combined hot water operation and transportation frequency increase, If the charge is high, there is a risk of overflow during transport.

【0004】[0004]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】以上の観点より、従来
から溶湯容器内の溶融物のレベルを一定にするよう試み
られている。例えば、放射線を用いた溶融物のレベル測
定方法は、その装置取扱上の管理がきびしいために現場
作業者が容易に取り扱うことができないという問題があ
る。また特開昭61-57875号公報、特開昭50-44279号公報
に示すマイクロ波距離測定装置を用いた溶融物のレベル
測定方法は、溶融物面の被覆体による測定誤差が大きい
という問題がある。
From the above viewpoints, attempts have been made so far to make the level of the molten material in the molten metal container constant. For example, the method of measuring the level of a molten material using radiation has a problem that it cannot be easily handled by an on-site worker because the management for handling the apparatus is strict. Further, in the melt level measuring method using the microwave distance measuring device disclosed in JP-A-61-57875 and JP-A-50-44279, there is a problem that a measurement error due to a coating on the melt surface is large. is there.

【0005】さらに特公昭60-49686号公報、特公平1-42
363 号公報に示す重量測定の場合は、トーピードカーで
は非常に設備が大きくなり設備費も高額で、かつまた、
トーピードカーの使用回数による内面耐火物の溶損によ
り、受銑量が一定でも溶融物のレベルが異なりトーピー
ド脱硫にばらつきが生じる。従って現場作業者の目視に
頼るところが多く、目視の場合でもその精度に大きな誤
差が生じ、かつ高熱、粉塵等で作業環境が悪いという問
題があった。本発明では、前記問題点を解決した常に溶
湯容器内の所望の溶融物レベルを安全、確実に検出でき
る技術を提供することを目的とするものである。
Further, Japanese Patent Publication No. 60-49686 and Japanese Patent Publication No. 1-42
In the case of the weight measurement shown in Japanese Patent No. 363, the equipment is very large and the equipment cost is high in a torpedo car, and
Even if the amount of pig iron received is constant, the level of the melt differs and the torpedo desulfurization varies due to the melting loss of the internal refractory due to the number of times the torpedo car is used. Therefore, there are many problems that rely on the visual inspection of the site worker, and even if the visual inspection is performed, a large error occurs in the accuracy, and there is a problem that the working environment is bad due to high heat, dust and the like. An object of the present invention is to provide a technique for solving the above-mentioned problems and capable of constantly and safely detecting a desired melt level in a molten metal container.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】前記目的を達成するため
の本発明は、溶湯容器に供給される溶湯の液面レベルを
測定するに際し、溶湯中に下端が開放したセラミック保
護管内に測温金属線をセットしたレベル計を浸漬し、こ
のレベル計の測温金属線が溶湯液面を介して短絡するこ
とによる該金属線間の電気抵抗変化に基づいて溶湯の液
面レベルを測定することを特徴とする溶湯の液面レベル
測定法である。前記の測定法において、測温金属線の温
度変化による電気抵抗変化を補正するのが好ましい。
Means for Solving the Problems The present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object is to measure a liquid level of a molten metal supplied to a molten metal container in a ceramic protective tube having a lower end opened in the molten metal. Immerse the level meter with the wire set, and measure the liquid level of the molten metal based on the change in electrical resistance between the metal wires due to the temperature measuring metal wire of this level meter being short-circuited through the molten metal surface. This is a characteristic method for measuring the liquid level of molten metal. In the above measuring method, it is preferable to correct the change in electric resistance due to the change in temperature of the temperature-measuring metal wire.

【0007】[0007]

【作用】本発明によれば、溶湯にセラミック保護管で保
護した測温金属線を浸漬し、この金属線の電気抵抗を測
定し、電気抵抗の変化に基づいて溶湯の液面レベルまで
の距離が同じ測定器で繰り返し正確に測定出来るように
なる。なお、測温金属線としてはニクロムNi-Cr(20%)、
タングステンW等が溶湯の測温に好適である。
According to the present invention, the temperature-measuring metal wire protected by the ceramic protection tube is immersed in the molten metal, the electric resistance of the metal wire is measured, and the distance to the liquid level of the molten metal is measured based on the change in the electric resistance. Will be able to measure accurately with the same measuring instrument repeatedly. As the temperature-measuring metal wire, Nichrome Ni-Cr (20%),
Tungsten W and the like are suitable for measuring the temperature of the molten metal.

【0008】[0008]

【実施例】以下、本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて説明
する。図1は本発明の一実施例を示す装置の概略説明図
であり、図1において1は溶湯容器であり、この溶湯容
器1内の溶銑3中には下端が開放したセラミック保護管
11内に通電閉回路を構成する測温金属線10(ここでは金
属線としてニクロムを使用)をセットしたレベル計2の
下部が所定の深さまで浸漬してある。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory view of an apparatus showing an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a molten metal container, and a molten metal 3 in the molten metal container 1 has a ceramic protection tube with a lower end opened.
The lower part of the level gauge 2 in which a temperature-measuring metal wire 10 (here, nichrome is used as a metal wire) that constitutes an energized closed circuit is set in 11 is immersed to a predetermined depth.

【0009】セラミック保護管10の上部にはリング8が
ボルト9をねじ込んで固定されており、このリング8に
はアーム7の先端が固定してあり、アーム7を介してレ
ベル計2が所定の深さに保持されるようになっている。
測温金属線10はセラミック保護管11によって保護されて
いるので、溶湯容器1内に溶銑3を供給するときの湯面
の泡立ちや溶銑流動から保護される。
A ring 8 is fixed to the upper part of the ceramic protection tube 10 by screwing a bolt 9 into the ring 8. The tip of an arm 7 is fixed to the ring 8 and the level meter 2 is fixed through the arm 7 to a predetermined level. It is designed to be held in depth.
Since the temperature-measuring metal wire 10 is protected by the ceramic protection tube 11, it is protected from bubbling of the molten metal surface and molten metal flow when the molten metal 3 is supplied into the molten metal container 1.

【0010】測温金属線10は抵抗測定装置5に接続され
ていて、通電閉回路を構成しており、測温金属線10の電
気抵抗の変化を測定するようになっている。6は演算器
であり、ここで測温金属線10の電気抵抗の変化に基づい
て溶湯容器1内の溶湯液面レベルを演算する。尚、測温
金属線10は溶湯液面との接触により始めて通電する回路
とすることもできる。
The temperature-measuring metal wire 10 is connected to the resistance measuring device 5 and constitutes an energization closed circuit, and measures changes in the electric resistance of the temperature-measuring metal wire 10. Reference numeral 6 denotes a calculator, which calculates the melt liquid level in the melt container 1 based on the change in the electrical resistance of the temperature-measuring metal wire 10. The temperature-measuring metal wire 10 may be a circuit that energizes only when it contacts the surface of the molten metal.

【0011】次に本発明の作用について説明する。溶湯
容器1内に溶銑3を供給すると液面4は上昇するが、こ
のときセラミック保護管11内にセットされた測温金属線
10が下方から侵入する溶銑3内に浸漬される。このため
通電閉回路を構成する測温金属線10が溶銑3の液面を介
して短絡され、測温金属線10の電気抵抗が変化する。す
なわち溶銑3の液面4が上昇するにつれて測温金属線10
の短絡位置が高くなり、従って短い閉ループ回路を構成
して測温金属線4を通る電流の通路は次第に短くなるた
め抵抗温度測定装置5によって測定される電気抵抗は小
さくなってくる。
Next, the operation of the present invention will be described. When the molten pig iron 3 is supplied into the molten metal container 1, the liquid level 4 rises, but at this time, the temperature measuring metal wire set in the ceramic protection tube 11
10 is immersed in the hot metal 3 which penetrates from below. For this reason, the temperature-measuring metal wire 10 forming the energization closed circuit is short-circuited via the liquid surface of the hot metal 3, and the electric resistance of the temperature-measuring metal wire 10 changes. That is, as the liquid level 4 of the hot metal 3 rises, the temperature measuring metal wire 10
Since the short-circuited position becomes high, and the current path through the temperature-measuring metal wire 4 which constitutes a short closed loop circuit becomes gradually shorter, the electric resistance measured by the resistance temperature measuring device 5 becomes smaller.

【0012】このような測温金属線10の電気抵抗の変化
量に基づいて測温金属線10の短絡位置つまり溶銑3の液
面4レベルを測定するものである。なお、測温金属線10
の電気抵抗値は温度によって変化するので、たとえばセ
ラミック保護管11内に熱電対(図示せず)を浸漬して測
温し、この測温結果を演算器6を用いて温度変化に基づ
く電気抵抗値に補正を加えればより正確な溶湯容器1に
供給される溶銑の液面レベルを測定することができる。
表1に溶湯容器内に供給した溶銑の液面実測値と本発明
により同じレベル計を用いて測定した液面測定値とを比
較して示している。
The short-circuit position of the temperature-measuring metal wire 10, that is, the liquid level 4 level of the hot metal 3 is measured based on the amount of change in the electric resistance of the temperature-measuring metal wire 10. In addition, temperature measuring metal wire 10
Since the electric resistance value of is changed by the temperature, for example, a thermocouple (not shown) is immersed in the ceramic protective tube 11 to measure the temperature, and the temperature measurement result is calculated by the calculator 6 based on the temperature change. If the value is corrected, the liquid level of the hot metal supplied to the molten metal container 1 can be measured more accurately.
Table 1 shows a comparison between the actual measured liquid level of the hot metal supplied into the molten metal container and the measured liquid level measured using the same level meter according to the present invention.

【0013】[0013]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0014】表1に示すように本発明によれば実測値に
対して測定誤差5%以下の精度で溶湯容器に供給される
溶銑の液面レベルを同じレベル計をくり返し用いても正
確に測定できることが明らかである。なお、前記実施例
では溶銑の液面レベルを測定する場合について説明した
が各種溶湯の液面レベルを同様にして測定できることが
できるのは云うまでもない。
According to the present invention, as shown in Table 1, the liquid level of the hot metal supplied to the molten metal container is accurately measured with an accuracy of 5% or less with respect to the actual measured value even if the same level meter is repeatedly used. It is clear that you can. In addition, although the case where the liquid level level of the hot metal is measured has been described in the above-mentioned embodiment, it goes without saying that the liquid level levels of various molten metals can be similarly measured.

【0015】[0015]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように本発明によれば、溶
湯容器内に供給される溶湯の液面レベルを精度よく測定
することができる。このため各種溶湯容器の処理に都合
のよい液面レベルになるように溶湯を供給することが可
能となり、溶湯の処理効率が向上する。また、溶湯容器
の運行効率が向上するため溶湯容器の削減も可能になっ
て来る。
As described above, according to the present invention, the liquid level of the molten metal supplied into the molten metal container can be accurately measured. For this reason, it becomes possible to supply the molten metal so that the liquid surface level is convenient for treating various molten metal containers, and the processing efficiency of the molten metal is improved. Further, since the operation efficiency of the molten metal container is improved, it is possible to reduce the molten metal container.

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

【図1】本発明の実施例に係る装置を示す概略説明図で
ある。
FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory view showing an apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 溶湯容器 2 レベル計 3 溶銑 4 液面 5 抵抗測定装置 6 演算機 7 アーム 8 リング 9 ボルト 10 測温金属線 11 セラミック保護管 1 Molten Metal Container 2 Level Meter 3 Hot Metal 4 Liquid Level 5 Resistance Measuring Device 6 Computer 7 Arm 8 Ring 9 Bolt 10 Temperature Measuring Metal Wire 11 Ceramic Protective Tube

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 溶湯容器に供給される溶湯の液面レベル
を測定するに際し、溶湯中に下端が開放したセラミック
保護管内に測温金属線をセットしたレベル計を浸漬し、
このレベル計の測温金属線が溶湯液面を介して短絡する
ことによる該金属線間の電気抵抗変化に基づいて溶湯の
液面レベルを測定することを特徴とする溶湯の液面レベ
ル測定法。
1. When measuring a liquid level of a molten metal supplied to a molten metal container, a level gauge having a temperature-measuring metal wire set is immersed in the molten metal in a ceramic protective tube having an open lower end,
A method for measuring a liquid level of a molten metal, characterized in that the liquid level of the molten metal is measured based on a change in electric resistance between the metal wires when the temperature-measuring metal wire of the level meter is short-circuited through the liquid surface of the molten metal. .
【請求項2】 測温金属線の温度変化による電気抵抗変
化を補正することを特徴とする請求項1記載の溶湯の液
面レベル測定法。
2. The method for measuring the liquid level of a molten metal according to claim 1, wherein a change in electric resistance due to a change in temperature of the temperature-measuring metal wire is corrected.
JP14894592A 1992-05-18 1992-05-18 Molten level measuring method Pending JPH05322627A (en)

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