JPS5940244B2 - Melt level detection method - Google Patents

Melt level detection method

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JPS5940244B2
JPS5940244B2 JP11343278A JP11343278A JPS5940244B2 JP S5940244 B2 JPS5940244 B2 JP S5940244B2 JP 11343278 A JP11343278 A JP 11343278A JP 11343278 A JP11343278 A JP 11343278A JP S5940244 B2 JPS5940244 B2 JP S5940244B2
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electromotive force
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克伸 宇田川
憲一 辻本
和夫 田辺
真 野田
武 梶田
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【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、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、タンデイ
シユ等の溶融物処理容器へ装入する際に、前記溶融物の
該処理容器内のレベルを検出し得る方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention provides a method for transferring molten material such as hot metal, molten steel, and slag to a hot metal ladle.
The present invention relates to a method capable of detecting the level of molten material in a processing container such as a ladle such as a molten steel ladle or a slag ladle, a torpedo car, or a tundish when the melt is charged into the processing container.

高炉から出銑された溶銑は、溶銑鍋やトーピードカーに
よつて受銑され、さらに前記溶銑は製鋼工場で精練され
て溶鋼となり、前記溶鋼は取鍋、また、精練時に発生す
るスラグはスラグ鍋により受け取り運搬されている。
The hot metal tapped from the blast furnace is received by a hot metal ladle or torpedo car, and the hot metal is further refined into molten steel at a steelmaking factory. It is being received and transported.

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。
It is important to always maintain the same level of the melt charged into the melt processing vessel in these series of steps from the viewpoint of processability and workability.

すなわち、トーピードカーによつ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Noガスを吹込みながら
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、N
2ガス吹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鍋に合せるいわゆる合せ湯作業や
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。
In other words, the hot metal received by the torpedo car is
The hot metal is sent to the next desulfurization process, and in the desulfurization process, the lance is lowered from above and the hot metal is desulfurized while blowing in NO gas along with the desulfurization agent. However, if the torpedo car receives more than the specified amount, N2 If an overflow occurs due to gas injection and less than the specified amount of pig iron is received, N
The lance for blowing two gases did not reach the required depth in the hot metal, resulting in insufficient desulfurization. In addition, when receiving and transporting molten material in ladle such as hot metal ladle, molten steel ladle, slag ladle, etc., if the charging amount is small, the so-called combining work and transportation of two ladle parts into one ladle will increase, and loading will increase. If the quantity is large, there is a risk of overflow during transportation.

以上の観点より、従来から処理容器内の溶融物のレベル
を一定にするよう試みられ、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扱うことができないと
いう問題があり、また重量測定による場合は、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
トーピード脱硫に問蔵が生じる。
From the above point of view, attempts have been made to maintain a constant level of molten material in the processing container. There is a problem that the torpedo car cannot be easily handled, and when using a torpedo car, the equipment is very large and the equipment cost is high.Also, due to the corrosion of the inner refractory material due to the number of times the torpedo car is used, Even if the amount of pig iron is constant, the level of molten material varies, causing problems in torpedo desulfurization.

従つ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
で作業環境が悪という問題があつた。この発明は、前述
の問題点に鑑み、常に処理容器内の所望の溶融物レベル
を安全、確実に検出できる方法を提供することを目的と
するもので、溶融物処理容器に内張される耐火煉瓦のう
ち、所望レベルに対応する位置に高温で酸素イオン伝導
性を有するジルコニア煉瓦、トリア煉瓦、イツトリア煉
瓦等のセラミツク煉瓦を組込み、該セラミツク煉瓦に酸
素あるいは空気等の酸素源を供給しながら該セラミツク
煉瓦の発生起電力を測定し、溶融物の装入レベルを検出
することを特徴とする溶融物のレベル検出方法である。
Therefore, there is a lot of reliance on visual inspection by on-site workers, and even in the case of visual inspection, there are large errors in accuracy, and there are problems in that the working environment is poor due to high heat, dust, etc. In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention aims to provide a method that can always safely and reliably detect a desired level of molten material in a processing container. Among the bricks, ceramic bricks such as zirconia bricks, thoria bricks, and yttoria bricks, which have oxygen ion conductivity at high temperatures, are installed at positions corresponding to the desired level, and the oxygen source such as oxygen or air is supplied to the ceramic bricks. This is a method for detecting the level of molten material, which is characterized by measuring the electromotive force generated by ceramic bricks and detecting the charging level of molten material.

以下、この発明の詳細について説明する。The details of this invention will be explained below.

本発明法において、セラミツク煉瓦は耐火物であること
は無論のこと、例えばセラミツク煉瓦であるジルコニア
煉瓦内では、6000C以上の高温域では煉瓦中に含有
される酸素原子はO→02++27に分離する。
In the method of the present invention, the ceramic brick is of course a refractory material, and for example, in a zirconia brick which is a ceramic brick, the oxygen atoms contained in the brick are separated into O→02++27 at a high temperature range of 6000C or higher.

そしてレベルを測定しようとする溶鋼と、酸素源として
供給した空気とがそれぞれジルコニア煉瓦に接触してい
ると、酸素イオンはジルコニア煉瓦から酸素濃度の低い
溶鋼へ伝導し、また酸素濃度の高い空気からジルコニア
煉瓦内へ酸素イオンは伝導する。このように高温のジル
コニア煉瓦内では酸素源として供給した空気側より溶鋼
側へ酸素イオンは伝導し、前記空気と煉瓦との接触面、
及び溶鋼と煉瓦との接触面間には起電力が発生するが、
発生起電力の電圧はジルコニア煉瓦に接触する溶融物及
び酸素源に含有される酸素濃度の差が大きい程、また溶
融物の温度が高い程電圧は高く、次式が成立する。RT
PO2() E=一・一・n? 4FP02(1) E:発生起電力(VOlt) R:気体定数(1.9865Cat/MOl・℃)T:
セラミツク煉瓦の絶対温度(0K)F:フアラデ一定数
(23.066caVv01t−MOl)PO2(1)
:溶融物の酸素分圧(Atm)PO2():酸素源の酸
素分圧(Atm)次にこの発明の実施例を図面にもとづ
いて説明する。
When the molten steel whose level is to be measured and the air supplied as an oxygen source are in contact with the zirconia bricks, oxygen ions are conducted from the zirconia bricks to the molten steel with a low oxygen concentration, and from the air with a high oxygen concentration. Oxygen ions are conducted into the zirconia brick. In this way, inside the high-temperature zirconia brick, oxygen ions are conducted from the air side supplied as an oxygen source to the molten steel side, and the contact surface between the air and the brick,
And an electromotive force is generated between the contact surfaces of the molten steel and the bricks,
The voltage of the generated electromotive force increases as the difference in oxygen concentration between the molten material in contact with the zirconia brick and the oxygen source increases, and as the temperature of the molten material increases, the voltage increases, and the following equation holds true. RT
PO2() E=1・1・n? 4FP02 (1) E: Generated electromotive force (VOlt) R: Gas constant (1.9865Cat/MOl・℃) T:
Absolute temperature of ceramic brick (0K) F: Falade constant (23.066caVv01t-MOl) PO2 (1)
:Oxygen partial pressure of melt (Atm)PO2():Oxygen partial pressure of oxygen source (Atm) Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

第1図において、1は受鋼鍋の鉄皮、2は耐火物の固着
用モルタル、3は高アルミナ耐火煉瓦、4は発生起電力
を得るためのジルコニア煉瓦である。前記ジルコニア煉
瓦4は、受鋼鍋の所望の溶融レベル位置に組込まれ、か
つ前記ジルコニア煉瓦4には直径10mmの空洞5を設
けており、空洞5の両端に酸素源用エヤー吹込管6を接
続し、送風機10から送風された空気は継手7、エヤー
吹込管6を介して空洞5を循環して鍋外に排出される。
この発明において、ジルコニア煉瓦4に発生する発生起
電力を測定するために、前記空洞5内に電極8を固定し
、前記電極8の一端に配線9を設置し、また、配線qを
鉄皮1表面に固着し、それぞれの配線は発生起電力設定
器11、警報装置12からなる発生起電力測定装置に接
続される。
In FIG. 1, 1 is an iron shell of a steel receiving ladle, 2 is mortar for fixing refractories, 3 is a high alumina refractory brick, and 4 is a zirconia brick for obtaining generated electromotive force. The zirconia brick 4 is assembled at a desired melting level position of the steel receiving ladle, and a cavity 5 with a diameter of 10 mm is provided in the zirconia brick 4, and an air blowing pipe 6 for an oxygen source is connected to both ends of the cavity 5. However, the air blown from the blower 10 is circulated through the cavity 5 via the joint 7 and the air blowing pipe 6, and is discharged to the outside of the pot.
In this invention, in order to measure the electromotive force generated in the zirconia brick 4, an electrode 8 is fixed in the cavity 5, a wiring 9 is installed at one end of the electrode 8, and a wiring q is connected to the iron shell 1. It is fixed to the surface, and each wiring is connected to a generated electromotive force measuring device consisting of a generated electromotive force setting device 11 and an alarm device 12.

前記測定装置の発生起電力設定器11には一定発生起電
力が発生した時警報装置12が作動ずべく、基準となる
発生起電力値を予め設定する。この場合発生起電力は処
理容器内に装入される種々溶融物によつて、それぞれの
異なる発生起電力を示し、また処理谷器内が空の時と装
入されている時では段階的に変動するので予め設定すべ
き発生起電力の基準値は実験値をもとにして設定すれば
よい。即ち、受鋼前の受鋼鍋は常に約1000℃に予熱
されているので、第1図のごとき方法にて、エヤー吹込
管6から50ccA1rの微風送風しながら測定された
発生起電力は数100mであるが、受鋼鍋に通常140
0〜1500℃の溶鋼を受鋼し、前記受鋼量の増加に伴
なつて溶鋼がジルコニア煉瓦4位置まで上昇してジルコ
ニア煉瓦に接触すると、該ジルコニア煉瓦の発生起電力
は更に増加し、約1400mVにも達する。この発生起
電力の変化は設定器11で検知され、前記設定器11に
予め設定された設定値1300mと前記検知値との対比
により、設定値1300mV以上の値が検知されて初め
て警報装置12から警報が発せられる。この警報により
受鋼鍋の受鋼は停止され、所望のレベルが確保できる。
″なお、受鋼鍋に設けているエヤー吹込管6、電気配線
9,9′の保護のために保護カバー13を取付けておく
と、粉塵や漏れた溶鋼から護ることができる。この発明
法において、セラミツク煉瓦内に設けられた空洞への送
風風量が多くなるとセラミツク煉瓦の温度降下となり、
また送風風量が非常に少ないと酸素源が低下するために
、直径10m7!Lの空洞ではエヤー送風は30〜50
CC/4−1rの微風が最も適している。
The generated electromotive force setting device 11 of the measuring device is preset with a generated electromotive force value as a reference so that the alarm device 12 is activated when a certain generated electromotive force is generated. In this case, the generated electromotive force shows different electromotive force depending on the various melts charged into the processing vessel, and the generated electromotive force varies in stages between when the processing vessel is empty and when it is charged. Since the electromotive force varies, the reference value of the generated electromotive force that should be set in advance may be set based on experimental values. That is, since the steel receiving ladle is always preheated to about 1000°C before receiving the steel, the generated electromotive force measured while blowing a gentle breeze of 50ccA1r from the air blowing pipe 6 using the method shown in Fig. 1 is several hundred meters. However, usually 140
When molten steel at a temperature of 0 to 1500°C is received, and as the amount of received steel increases, the molten steel rises to the zirconia brick 4 position and comes into contact with the zirconia brick, the electromotive force generated by the zirconia brick further increases, and approximately It reaches as high as 1400mV. This change in the generated electromotive force is detected by the setting device 11, and by comparing the detected value with the setting value 1300m preset in the setting device 11, the alarm device 12 is notified only when a value of 1300mV or more is detected. An alarm is issued. This alarm causes the steel receiving ladle to stop receiving steel, thereby ensuring the desired level.
``In addition, if a protective cover 13 is attached to protect the air blowing pipe 6 and electric wiring 9, 9' provided in the steel receiving ladle, it can be protected from dust and leaked molten steel.In this invention method, When the amount of air blown into the cavity provided in the ceramic brick increases, the temperature of the ceramic brick decreases,
Also, if the air flow rate is very low, the oxygen source will decrease, so the diameter of 10m7! In the L cavity, the air blow rate is 30-50
A light breeze of CC/4-1r is most suitable.

以上説明したごとく、この発明法により溶融物処理容器
内の溶融物レベルを容易に精度良く検出することができ
る。
As explained above, the method of the present invention makes it possible to easily and accurately detect the level of the melt in the melt processing vessel.

また溶融物レベルの検出は遠隔で行なうことができるの
で、従来の目視作業のごとく危険性、悪作業環境の問題
も解消できる。またこの発明は、簡単な構成で済む上応
答性にもすぐれた効果を有する。
Furthermore, since the melt level can be detected remotely, the problems of danger and poor working environment associated with conventional visual inspection work can be eliminated. Further, the present invention has a simple configuration and has excellent responsiveness.

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

図面はこの発明の一実施例を示す説明図である。 1・・・・・・鉄皮、2・・・・・・モルタル、3・・
・・・・高アルミナ耐火煉瓦、4・・・・・・ジルコニ
ア煉瓦、5・・・・・・空洞、6・・・・・・エヤー吹
込管、7・・・・・・継手、8・・・・・・電極、9・
・・・・電気配線、10・・・・・・送風機、11・・
・・・・設定器、12・・・・・・警報装置、13・・
・・・・保護カバー。
The drawings are explanatory diagrams showing one embodiment of the present invention. 1... Iron skin, 2... Mortar, 3...
...High alumina refractory brick, 4... Zirconia brick, 5... Cavity, 6... Air blowing pipe, 7... Fitting, 8... ...electrode, 9.
...Electrical wiring, 10...Blower, 11...
... Setting device, 12 ... Alarm device, 13 ...
...protective cover.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 溶融物処理容器に内張される耐火煉瓦のうち、所望
レベルに対応する位置にセラミック煉瓦を組込み、該セ
ラミック煉瓦に酸素源を供給しながら、該セラミック煉
瓦の発生起電力を測定して、溶融物装入レベルを検出す
ることを特徴とする溶融物のレベル検出方法。
1. Install a ceramic brick at a position corresponding to a desired level among the refractory bricks lined in the melt processing container, measure the electromotive force generated by the ceramic brick while supplying an oxygen source to the ceramic brick, A method for detecting a level of a melt, comprising detecting a charging level of the melt.
JP11343278A 1978-09-13 1978-09-13 Melt level detection method Expired JPS5940244B2 (en)

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