WO2005064024A1 - 製鋼ダスト固形化物およびその製造方法,製造装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a steelmaking dust solid ridden for recycling dust generated in a process of producing steel in a melting furnace or the like as a raw material for steelmaking, a method of manufacturing the same, and a manufacturing apparatus.
- An object of the present invention is to make steel produced in the process of producing steel excellent in handleability for reuse, and can be produced at low cost without containing any extra additives.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a dust solidified product, a method for producing the same, and a production apparatus.
- the steelmaking dust solidified product of the present invention is a solidified product obtained by press-molding dust containing iron as a main component, which is generated in a steelmaking process.
- the pressure molding is performed using, for example, a mold.
- the solid stilts are briquettes and are larger than pellets as granules.
- the steelmaking dust solid is formed by pressure-forming only dust (hereinafter referred to as “steel dust”) generated in the process of producing steel. It may be a binder obtained by mixing powder such as carbon or aluminum generated in the process of producing steel with the dust as the binder! Carbon also contributes to improving thermal efficiency.
- the steelmaking dust solid stilts of this configuration are larger than the granules formed into conventional pellets, the handling easiness after the solid sills are put into the furnace. Excellent.
- steel dust is formed by pressure molding and does not contain extra additives, the steel produced by reuse can be of high quality, and no gas or the like is generated by the additives. Conventionally, it was thought that it was impossible to solidify steel dust as it is into pellets larger than pellets. By appropriately setting, it was possible to manufacture a steelmaking dust solid ridden product in the form of a prette larger than pellets, which had sufficient strength so as not to collapse in handling.
- the steelmaking dust solid stilt of the present invention is preferably a columnar body having a circular cross section. If the columnar body has a circular cross-sectional shape, it can be easily placed in a molding die and solidified by pressure molding. A product having sufficient strength to prevent the production of the product can be manufactured.
- the steelmaking dust solid ladder having a circular columnar cross-sectional shape and having a columnar physical strength preferably has a diameter of 50 to 100 mm and a height of 30 to 80 mm.
- the diameter is less than 50mm or the height is less than 30mm, it is too small to handle easily and the productivity is low to manufacture one by one. If the diameter is larger than 100 mm or the height is larger than 80 mm, the steelmaking dust alone cannot solidify the solid, making it difficult to solidify. It will be bad. In addition, the difficulty of the above-mentioned solid state dangling is in the case of using a cylinder-shaped mold.
- the ratio of the height to the diameter (height Z diameter) is preferably about 0.7 to 0.8 from the viewpoint of difficulty in solidifying.
- the method for producing a solidified steelmaking dust according to the present invention is a method in which dust containing iron as a main component, which is generated in the process of producing steel, is put into a molding die and pressurized to be solidified.
- the pressurization can be easily performed at a high pressure, and even if the steel dust alone is used, it can be solidified into a larger one than the pellet. Therefore, the steelmaking dust solidified product having the above-described structure according to the present invention can be easily produced.
- a cylinder-shaped mold As the mold. With a cylinder chamber, pressurization can be performed more easily with high pressure. Further, it is preferable that the shape is a vertical cylinder chamber. When the cylinder is upright, the steel dust can be fed from the upper side and the steel dust dust can be discharged from the lower side. Is easy to discharge.
- carbon or aluminum or the like generated in the process of producing steel may be mixed into dust as a binder and put into the molding die. Either one or both of carbon and aluminum may be mixed. Depending on the composition, type, ratio, properties, etc. of the steelmaking dust, carbon or aluminum etc.
- the powder is mixed as a binder, the solidified steelmaking dust can be easily solidified and a high strength can be obtained.
- the binder is carbon or aluminum, it does not adversely affect the material of the steel material produced by reuse.
- the process of producing steel that produces steelmaking dust and the process of producing steel that produces carbon or aluminum, etc. may be processes in the same furnace or different furnaces. It is preferred that For example, for solidifying steelmaking dust generated in a melting furnace such as an electric furnace, carbon or aluminum generated in a blast furnace may be used.
- the apparatus of the present invention is a manufacturing apparatus for a steelmaking dust solidified product in which dust mainly composed of iron generated in a steelmaking process is formed into a solidified product by press-forming, and includes a cylinder chamber-shaped forming die,
- the mold includes a lid member for closing one end of the mold, and a plunger that enters the mold from the other side and presses a dust in the mold.
- the mold may be in a vertical position or a horizontal position, but in the case of a vertical position, it is preferable that the end on which the lid member is provided is on the lower side.
- the steelmaking dust solid stilt according to the present invention, the method for producing the same, and the apparatus for producing the same are those in which dust mainly composed of iron generated in the process of producing steel is formed into a solidified product by pressure molding. Therefore, the dust generated in the steelmaking process can be made excellent in handling for reuse, and it can be manufactured at low cost without containing any extra additives.
- FIG. 1 (A) is a schematic view showing a steelmaking dust solidified product manufacturing apparatus showing a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 1 (B) is a longitudinal sectional view showing a solidifying mechanism part of the same apparatus. .
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of the operation of the solidification mechanism of FIG. 1 (B).
- FIGS. 3 (A) and 3 (B) are perspective views each showing an example of solidified steelmaking dust produced by the same production method.
- FIG. 1 dust generated in a melting furnace 1 is introduced into a dust collector 3 from an exhaust duct 2 together with exhaust gas, and dust in the exhaust gas is collected by the dust collector 3 and discharged as powder.
- This dust 10 is mainly composed of iron.
- the dust 10 discharged from the dust collector 3 is fed into a hopper 5 in a steelmaking dust solidified product manufacturing apparatus 4 by a conveying means (not shown).
- a conveying means not shown.
- an appropriate pretreatment of the dust for example, a treatment such as draining or granulation may be performed.
- the dust in the hopper 5 is supplied to the solidification mechanism 7 of the steelmaking dust solidified product manufacturing device 4 via the supply mechanism 6.
- the solidification mechanism 7 includes a vertical cylinder chamber-shaped forming die 8, a lid member 9 for closing a lower surface outlet 8d of the forming die 8, and It has a plunger 11 that can move up and down to enter the mold 8 from above and pressurize the dust 10 in the mold 8.
- the plunger 11 is moved forward and backward by the pressurizing device 12 and the pressing force is applied.
- the pressurizing device 12 is composed of, for example, a hydraulic cylinder.
- the pressurizing device 12 may be a rotation / linear motion mechanism (not shown) such as a motor and a ball screw for converting the rotation of the motor into linear motion, in addition to the hydraulic cylinder.
- the lower part of the molding die 8 is a mold surface forming part 8a having an inner wall surface shape that gives the outer peripheral shape of the solidified product B, and the upper part is a measuring chamber 8b having a cylindrical inner wall surface.
- the measuring chamber 8b has a volume in which the amount of dust at which the dust 10 is full from the measuring chamber 8b to the mold surface forming portion 8a is a target amount.
- the mold surface forming portion 8a has a shape capable of forming the solidified steelmaking dust B into a columnar body having a circular cross section.
- the inner surface of the mold surface forming portion 8a is, for example, a truncated cone or a cylindrical surface.
- the molding die 8 is supported by a guide member (not shown) so as to be able to advance and retreat in the horizontal direction.
- the inlet 8c is movable between a position where the plunger 11 is raised and lowered and a position where the inlet 8c is aligned with the outlet 6aa of the supply duct 6a of the supply mechanism 6.
- the advance and retreat of the molding die 8 is performed by a molding die retreating device 14 which also has a hydraulic cylinder and the like.
- a lid member 9 for closing the lower surface exit 8d of the molding die 8 is provided to be able to advance and retreat along the lower surface of the molding die 8, and a lid opening / closing device is provided between a position where the lower surface exit 8d of the molding die 8 is closed and an opening position. It is opened and closed by 15.
- the dust 10 generated in the melting furnace 1 and discharged as a powder from the dust collector 3 is input to the hopper 5 and input to the solidifying mechanism 7 from the hopper.
- the dust 10 of this powder contains iron as a main component and a small amount of other metal elements.
- the steelmaking dust solidified solid B solidified by the solidification mechanism 7 is collected in a collection container 17 such as a box or a basket, and is charged into the melting furnace 1 together with other raw materials when the raw material is charged into the melting furnace 1. , Reused as raw material for steelmaking.
- the raw material to be put into the melting furnace 1 is, for example, hot metal whose main raw material is obtained from a blast furnace, and in addition, iron scrap, quick lime and the like are used as auxiliary raw materials.
- FIG. 2 illustrates the operation of the solidifying mechanism 7.
- the forming die 8 is naturally dropped or forced from the supply duct 6a.
- the dust 10 enters the molding die 8 by the injection.
- the dust 10 stops flowing into the molding die 8 in a state where the dust 10 is full over the mold surface forming portion 8a and the weighing material 8b in the molding die 8.
- the molding die 8 slides to a position where the upper surface entrance 8c is aligned with the vertical position of the plunger 11 (FIG. 2B).
- the plunger 11 enters the mold 8 and pushes the dust in the mold 8.
- the plunger 11 enters the upper end of the mold surface forming portion 8a in the molding die 8, and in this state, a predetermined pressure is applied to the dust 10 in the mold surface forming portion 8a, and the dust 10 in the mold is removed from the mold surface forming portion 8a. It is pressed into a steelmaking dust solidified product B having an outer peripheral shape along the inner surface shape of the steelmaking dust.
- the formed steelmaking dust solidified product B escapes from the forming die 8 by opening the cover member 9 or by slightly pushing down the plunger 11 after opening the cover member 9.
- the escaped steelmaking dust solidified material B falls into the collection container 17 and is collected.
- the collection container 17 is replaced with an empty one.
- Steelmaking das The collection container 17 containing the solid boiler B is transported to the melting furnace 1 and waits for the input of raw materials.
- the steel dust 10 is put into the forming die 8 and pressurized. Therefore, pressurization can be easily performed at a high pressure. ⁇ ⁇ It can be solid-shaped on a prequette-shaped one larger than a pellet. In addition, since a molding chamber 8 having a cylinder chamber shape is used, pressurization can be easily performed at a higher pressure. In addition, since the molding die 8 is upright, the dust 10 can be injected from the upper side and the steelmaking dust solid ridge B can be discharged from the lower side. Discharge of material B is easy.
- the manufactured steelmaking dust solid stilts B are briquettes that are larger than conventional pellets of this type, the solids stilts after the solid sill until they enter the furnace. Excellent handleability.
- steel dust 10 is formed by pressurization and does not contain extra additives, the steel produced by reuse can be of high quality, and the generation of gas etc. by the additives also occurs. Absent. Solidified steelmaking dust B does not contain a binder and is formed by pressing only steel dust.Therefore, there is no need to prepare or add a binder, and it can be manufactured at low cost.
- powder such as carbon or aluminum may be mixed into the dust as a binder for improving the strength.
- the carbon or aluminum is preferably produced in the same steel mill, for example, produced as a by-product or residual scum in a steelmaking process, for example, a pig iron production process in a blast furnace or other processes.
- a small amount of carbon or aluminum does not affect the deterioration of the steel material, but may be preferable as the steel material.
- powder such as carbon or aluminum is generated during the steel making process, it can be obtained in the same steel mill, and there is little effect on cost increase.
- this steelmaking dust solid shoddy B is a columnar body having a circular cross-sectional shape, it can be easily put into a mold 8 and solidified by pressure molding.
- the solidified steelmaking dust B having a columnar shape having a circular cross section preferably has a diameter D (FIG. 3) of 50 to 100 mm and a height of 30 to 80 mm.
- the diameter D is the diameter of the portion having the maximum diameter when the steelmaking dust solidified material B is not cylindrical, for example, when it is shaped like a truncated cone as shown in FIG. If the diameter is less than 50mm or the height is less than 30mm, it will be too small to handle easily and the productivity will be poor for manufacturing one by one.
- the diameter is larger than 100 mm or the height is larger than 80 mm, it will be difficult to obtain enough strength that it will not fall and break due to its own weight, even if it can be solidified.
- the difficulty of the solid state dang is here when a mold having a cylinder chamber shape is used.
- the ratio of the height to the diameter is preferably about 70 to 80% from the viewpoint of difficulty of solid siding.
- the test uses a steelmaking dust solidification device that has a horizontal cylinder-shaped mold, a lid member that closes one end of the mold, and a plunger that enters the mold and presses the steel dust inside.
- the steelmaking dust solid sword had a diameter of about 71 mm and a height of about 32-60 mm.
- the following components dusts a and b were used for steelmaking dust. When added as a nodder, the following component carbon-based powder D was used. The component of each dust is the value detected from the X-ray spectrum.
- Test Example 1 Steelmaking dust a and carbon-based powder d were mixed at a ratio of 4: 1, and calopressed with the above mold.
- the size of the solidified steelmaking dust is 71mm in diameter, 58.5mm in height, and 696 grams in weight. In this example, it was relatively good.
- Test Example 2 As a pretreatment, only steelmaking dust b was drained so that the water content was 6 to 7%, and then pressure-formed using the above-mentioned mold.
- the size of the solidified steelmaking dust is 71 mm in diameter, 32 mm in height and 602 g in weight. Also in this example, the force that could be achieved by the solid-state dagger was slightly brittle.
- dust generated in the exhaust gas in the melting furnace 1 made of an electric furnace is used.
- the steelmaking dust solid ridge B was manufactured using the steelmaking dust solid ridge B, but the dust used in the steelmaking dust solid ridge B of the present invention and the method and apparatus for producing the same are mainly composed of iron generated in the steel making process. As long as dust is generated, it may be generated from a converter, a blast furnace, or other various steelmaking processes. Further, the dust is not limited to the dust contained in the exhaust gas, and may be other dust.
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