PL3734B1 - Method of smelting ores. - Google Patents

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PL3734B1
PL3734B1 PL3734A PL373424A PL3734B1 PL 3734 B1 PL3734 B1 PL 3734B1 PL 3734 A PL3734 A PL 3734A PL 373424 A PL373424 A PL 373424A PL 3734 B1 PL3734 B1 PL 3734B1
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Koks polowiczny, otrzymany destylacja dobrze spiekajacego sie wegla, jest najcze¬ sciej kruchy, natomiast z górnoslaskiego wegla kamiennego otrzymuje sie, np, zapo- moca prazenia w obrotowych piecach beb¬ nowych, polowiczny koks lekki, porowaty i bardzo wytrzymaly. Spostrzezenie to, zro¬ bione juz przez wynalazców i sprawdzone dawniej, bylo tern ciekawsze, ze koks wy¬ robiony z tego samego wegla ma jednak czesto wlasnosci mniej dobre i jest czesto bardzo kruchy. Twardy porowaty koks po¬ lowiczny nadaje sie doskonale do wielkich pieców i kopulaków, gdyz jest on dosta¬ tecznie wytrzymaly i odporny na dzialanie spoczywajacych na nim ladunków w piecu.Z powodu swej wielkiej porowatosci i ni¬ skiej temperatury jego produkcji, koks ten ma jeszcze te wielka zalete, ze jest bardzo latwo palny. Swym zewnetrznym wygla¬ dem przypomina on wegiel drzewny, który, jak wiadomo, jest wysmienitym materja¬ lem do wytapiania rud i jezeli dzis nie od¬ grywa w przemysle takiej roli jak dawniej, to tylko dlatego, ze jest go malo i cena jego jest zbyt wysoka. Dalsza korzyscia przy uzywaniu koksu polowicznego jest to, ze otrzymuje sie gazy odlotowe o znacznie wiekszej wartosci opalowej. Uzywanie ko¬ ksu polowicznego do opalania wielkich pie¬ ców jest jeszcze i z tego wzgledu ekono- miczniejsze, ze przy prazeniu np, wegla, który przy zwyklem koksowaniu daje mniej niz 3% smoly, w obrotowych pie¬ cach bebnowych uzyskuje sie 10% cennej smoly. Lepsze wyzyskanie paliwa w piecuwplywa tez na zmniejszenie jego ilosci w ladunkach, zaladowanych do wielkiego pie¬ ca- lub kopulaka. PLHalf-half coke, obtained by distillation of well-sintering coal, is most often brittle, while Upper-Silesian hard coal is obtained, for example, from firing in rotary drum furnaces, half-half coke, light, porous and very durable. This observation, already made by the inventors and proven in the past, was the more interesting that coke made from the same coal has, however, often less good properties and is often very brittle. Hard, porous half-coke is well suited to blast furnaces and domes, as it is sufficiently strong and resistant to the effects of loads resting on it in the furnace. Due to its high porosity and low temperature of production, this coke still has the great advantage is that it is very flammable. Its external appearance resembles charcoal, which is known to be an excellent material for smelting ores and if today it does not play such a role in the industry as it used to be, it is only because it is scarce and its price is too high. tall. A further advantage when using half-coke is that you get off-gases with a much higher calorific value. The use of half-shell for the firing of blast furnaces is also more economical for this reason, as for example coal, which in conventional coking gives less than 3% tar, is obtained in rotary drum furnaces 10% of valuable tar. . Better recovery of fuel in the furnace also reduces its amount in the charges loaded into the blast furnace or dome. PL

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1. Zastrzezenie patentowe. Sposób wytapiania rud, znamienny tein, ze zamiast koksu hutniczego stosuje sie lek¬ ki, porowaty i bardzo wytrzymaly koks po¬ lowiczny, Schlesisches Kohlenfor- schungsinstitut der Kai- ser Wilh elm-Gesell- s eh aft. Zastepca: M. Kryzan, rzecznik patentowy. Druk L. Boguslawskiego, Warszawa. PL1. Patent claim. A method of smelting ores, characterized by the fact that, instead of metallurgical coke, a light, porous and very strong semi-hard coke, Schlesisches Kohlenforchungsinstitut der Kaiser Wilhelm-Gesells eh aft, is used. Deputy: M. Kryzan, patent attorney. Print by L. Boguslawski, Warsaw. PL
PL3734A 1924-11-07 Method of smelting ores. PL3734B1 (en)

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