WO2015177998A1 - コークスの製造方法およびコークスならびに配合炭の均質性の評価方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a coke production method for producing coke by charging the coal blend into a coke oven and subjecting it to dry distillation, and a coke produced by this production method and a method for evaluating the homogeneity of the coal blend.
- the mechanism by which “clogging” occurs is as follows.
- the blended coal charged into the carbonization chamber is dry-distilled in order from the furnace wall side by the heat from the combustion chamber adjacent to the carbonization chamber to produce a coke cake.
- a gap hereinafter referred to as clearance
- the discharge (extrusion) of the coke cake to the outside of the furnace becomes easy.
- the water content of the blended coal is positively determined from the water content when it is stacked in the yard (although it varies depending on the weather and weather, it is approximately 8-14% by mass).
- Wet charcoal operation that operates without any significant decrease is widely adopted as the simplest and most effective means.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a technique of carbonizing coal blend in a coke oven after adjusting the moisture content of the coal blend using a coal humidity control facility. This technique obtains the target moisture content of the blended coal necessary for ensuring the desired clearance based on the relationship between the moisture content of the blended coal and the clearance measured in advance, and at the outlet side of the coal humidity control equipment. The frequency of occurrence of “clogging” is reduced by controlling the heat input of the coal humidity control equipment so that the total water content of the blended coal becomes the target water content.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a technique in which water is locally added to the coal in the coal tower and the coal is charged into the carbonization chamber via a coal loading vehicle. According to this technology, coal with increased moisture content is unevenly distributed in a part of the carbonization chamber, thereby increasing the shrinkage of coke in this part, increasing the clearance, and reducing the occurrence of “clogging”. Can do.
- the technical feature common to these prior arts is to increase the amount of water in the coal charged into the coke oven, thereby increasing the shrinkage during dry distillation and forming a clearance.
- the coke strength improvement technology can be roughly classified into three processes, that is, a pretreatment technology, a blending technology, and a dry distillation technology for each manufacturing process.
- the pretreatment technology is particularly emphasized because the facility design is possible without increasing the cost of the blended coal and without being restricted by the productivity of the coke oven.
- This pre-processing technique is mainly classified into the following two techniques depending on the approach to coke strength. (1) Technology for improving charging bulk density of blended coal (hereinafter referred to as technology (1)) (2) Technology for homogenizing blended coal (hereinafter referred to as technology (2))
- Technology (1) aims to reduce the number of pore defects that affect coke strength, and mechanically compacts the blended coal to increase the bulk density of the coal, and then charge the coal into a coke oven.
- Coke strength can be improved by reducing voids between particles.
- a stamping method a method of partially charging the coal
- a method of reducing the moisture content of the coal blend a method of reducing the adhesion between the coal particles to improve the charging bulk density
- Non-patent document 1 a process for reducing the moisture content of the blended coal using humidity control equipment and preheating equipment has been introduced.
- Non-Patent Document 1 is a method of adjusting the particle size of coal (see Non-Patent Document 1).
- the method of adjusting the particle size of the coal has a basic purpose of finely pulverizing the coal to make the coke structure homogeneous.
- a method is known in which coal is processed by a coal blender such as a drum mixer to increase the degree of coal mixing and homogenize the structure of coke (see Non-Patent Document 2).
- a coal blender such as a drum mixer to increase the degree of coal mixing and homogenize the structure of coke
- it has been confirmed by conventional research that the blended coal used in the coke production process is sufficiently mixed by the transfer of a belt conveyor in the middle of conveyance without passing through a coal blender (non- Patent Document 2). For this reason, there are many coke factories that are trying to homogenize the coke structure without using a coal blender.
- Patent Document 1 controls the clearance by controlling the water content of the blended coal with the clearance necessary for suppressing the occurrence of “clogging” as a target value. For this reason, it is effective in suppressing the occurrence of soot “clogging”, but the reduction in coke strength cannot be suppressed.
- Patent Document 2 also controls the clearance by controlling the moisture content of the blended coal, it cannot suppress the reduction in coke strength.
- technique (1) is effective in improving the coke strength, but cannot reduce the occurrence of “clogging” because the clearance is reduced by increasing the bulk density of the blended coal.
- Non-Patent Document 3 When the water content of the blended coal increases, even if the blended coal is pulverized and finely divided, coal particles are aggregated through water, so that coarse pseudo particles are generated. Even if the blended coal with pseudo particles is stirred and mixed using a coal blender such as a drum mixer for the purpose of convection mixing, the pseudo particles are maintained without being crushed. It becomes homogeneous and sufficient coke strength cannot be obtained. Further, the influence of the behavior and the form such as the size and structure of the particles on the coke strength has not been fully elucidated. Therefore, at present, a suitable method for destroying pseudo particles has not been clarified.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a coke having high strength and excellent extrudability from a coke oven and a method for producing the same. Another object of the present invention is to provide an evaluation method for quantitatively evaluating the homogeneity of the blended coal.
- the present inventors have intensively studied the homogeneity of blended coal that affects coke strength from the viewpoint of pseudo particles.
- the present inventors have found that there is a high possibility that the millimeter order homogeneity of the blended coal has an influence on the coke strength.
- the blended coal contains a large number of single-grade coal (hereinafter referred to as simple coal) particles having a particle size of several millimeters, the homogeneity is low, and the simple coal particles are fine particles.
- the blended coal is not well mixed, when the water content exceeds 6 [mass%], the mass ratio of pseudo particles having a particle size of 1 [mm] or more increases, and the homogeneity on the millimeter order is low.
- the present inventors have also found that the characteristic value of the blended coal satisfying a specific condition may be measured.
- the homogeneity can be quantitatively evaluated by measuring the fluctuation of the sulfur concentration contained in the blended coal.
- the present inventors have clarified an index that can evaluate the homogeneity of the blended coal on the millimeter order. The conclusion is that if the blended coal is stirred and mixed with a mixer that can satisfy this index, the coke strength can be prevented from decreasing even if the moisture content of the blended coal exceeds 6 [% by mass]. It came.
- a stirring and mixing step of crushing at least a part of the pseudo particles and a carbonization step in which the mixed coal after stirring and mixing is charged into a coke oven and dry distillation are performed.
- the coke production method is characterized by using a mixing device having a performance that the mixing degree of the blended coal obtained by (1) becomes 0.85 or more 60 seconds after the mixing operation is started.
- the degree of mixing is a value calculated from a standard deviation of characteristic values between samples by collecting samples from the blended coal after stirring and mixing, measuring characteristic values of the samples.
- ⁇ C 0 represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete non-mixing
- ⁇ Cf represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete mixing
- ⁇ C represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value between the collected samples.
- a stirring and mixing step of crushing at least a part of the pseudo particles and a dry distillation step of charging the blended coal after stirring and mixing into a coke oven and dry distillation are performed.
- the coke production method is characterized by using a mixing device having a performance that the mixing degree of the blended coal obtained by (1) becomes 0.85 or more 60 seconds after the mixing operation is started.
- the degree of mixing is a value calculated from a standard deviation of the sulfur concentration between samples by collecting a sample from the blended coal after stirring and mixing, measuring the sulfur concentration contained in each sample.
- ⁇ TS 0 represents the standard deviation of the sulfur concentration during complete non-mixing
- ⁇ TSf represents the standard deviation of the sulfur concentration during complete mixing
- ⁇ TS represents the standard deviation of the sulfur concentration between the collected samples.
- the degree of mixing is a value calculated from the standard deviation of the sulfur concentration between samples by collecting 2 g or less of samples from a plurality of locations of the blended coal after stirring and mixing, measuring the sulfur concentration of each sample.
- a method for evaluating the homogeneity of a blended coal characterized in that the degree of mixing is calculated from the standard deviation of characteristic values according to Formula (3), and the homogeneity of the blended coal is evaluated based on the degree of mixing.
- Mixing degree ( ⁇ C 0 ⁇ C) / ( ⁇ C 0 ⁇ Cf) (3)
- ⁇ C 0 is the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete non-mixing
- ⁇ Cf is the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete mixing
- ⁇ C is the standard deviation of the characteristic value in an arbitrary mixed state
- Cave is the average value of the measured characteristic values Represents.
- coke having high strength and excellent extrudability from a coke oven can be obtained. Moreover, the homogeneity of the blended coal can be evaluated.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between the moisture content of the blended coal and the particle size distribution.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining a clearance evaluation method.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of water before mixing of the plain coal and the coke strength.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the mass ratio of particles having a particle size of 1 mm or more in coal and the coke strength.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the evaluation results of the moisture content before mixing of the simple coal and the optical structure of coke.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating the relationship between the stirring and mixing time of the mixer and the degree of mixing.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the relationship between the degree of mixing after 60 seconds and the degree of crushing.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between the moisture content of the blended coal and the particle size distribution.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining a clearance evaluation method.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of water
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the delayed oil coke blending ratio and ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the relationship between the degree of mixing of the blended coal and the coke strength.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the relationship between the processing time (average residence time) by the mixer and the degree of mixing of the blended coal.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the relationship between the coke strength of the blended coal before the mixer treatment and the coke strength of the blended coal after 60 seconds of treatment (treated with an average residence time of 60 seconds).
- Example 1 blended charcoal having general properties used for the production of metallurgical coke was used. Properties of the four types of simple coal (A to D charcoal) that make up the blended coal (average maximum reflectance Ro [%], Gieseller maximum fluidity log MF [log ddpm], volatile content VM [mass%], ash content Ash [Mass%]) and blending ratio [mass%] and the average properties of the blended coal are shown in Table 1 and Table 2, respectively. In addition, the average maximum reflectance was measured based on JIS M8816, the maximum Gieseller fluidity was measured based on JIS M8801, and the volatile content and the ash content were measured based on JIS M8812. Volatile and ash values are dry base values.
- the blended coal is assumed to have a particle size distribution (3 [mm] or less: 75 [%], 3 to 6 or less [mm]: 15 [%], 6 [mm] or more: 10 [%].
- the mass was prepared to be pulverized. After heating the blended charcoal to 107 [° C.] and setting the moisture content to 0 [mass%], the moisture was added and allowed to acclimate all day and night, and 8 patterns of moisture content (0, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 [mass%]) blended coal was prepared. Thereafter, each blended coal was sieved for 5 minutes while applying a constant impact with a sieve shaker, and the particle size distribution was measured. In the normal particle size distribution measurement of coal, the coal sample is dried and the pseudo particles are destroyed, and then sieving analysis is performed. On the other hand, in this experiment, the particle size distribution of the pseudo particles can be measured by performing sieving while the coal retains moisture.
- Table 3 shows the measurement results of the particle size distribution with respect to the moisture content of the blended coal.
- FIG. 1 shows the relationship between the moisture content of the blended coal and the particle size distribution.
- Example 2 In order to investigate the influence on pseudo-particulation, blended coal homogeneity and coke strength, the water contents of coals A to D used in Experiment 1 were set to 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 [mass%] in advance. Adjusted to make pseudo particles. These were mixed for 60 seconds after being put into a drum mixer mainly composed of convection mixing so that the mixing ratio shown in Table 1 was obtained. It was confirmed by visual observation that there is almost no difference in the particle size distribution of the pseudo particles before and after mixing. Next, the water content of the shortage was added by spraying so that the water content of each blended charcoal was 10 [% by mass], and the mixture was blended overnight.
- the coke strength obtained from these coal blends was evaluated according to the following procedure.
- the furnace was filled with 17.1 [kg] of coal blend in a dry distillation can so that the bulk density (dry weight basis) was 725 [kg / m 3 ] and a weight of 10 [kg] was placed on the dry distillation can.
- the strength of the obtained coke was evaluated according to the rotational strength test method of JIS K2151. After rotating 150 times at a rotational speed of 15 [rpm], the mass ratio of coke with a particle size of 15 [mm] or more is measured, and the mass ratio x 100 before rotation is calculated as the drum strength DI (150/15) [-]. did.
- 2A and 2B are schematic views of a small simulated retort 1 for clearance measurement.
- the small simulated retort 1 has dimensions of length L: 114 [mm] ⁇ width W: 190 [mm] ⁇ height H: 120 [mm], and includes a bottom plate 11 made of bricks, and a bottom plate 11.
- a pair of metal side plates 12a and 12b which are erected and a top plate 13 formed of bricks disposed on the pair of side plates 12a and 12b are provided.
- a small simulated retort was charged with 2.244 [kg] of blended coal 2 so as to have a bulk density (dry weight basis) of 775 [kg / m 3 ], and 4 in an electric furnace with a furnace wall temperature of 1050 [° C.]. After carbonizing for 20 minutes, the retort was removed from the furnace and cooled with nitrogen. The gap D between the side surface of the obtained coke cake 3 and the side plates 12a and 12b was measured using a laser distance meter. The average value of the gap D on each side was calculated, and the sum of these was defined as the clearance.
- Table 4 shows the measurement results of moisture content, coke strength and clearance before mixing.
- FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the moisture content before mixing and the coke strength.
- the inventors of the present invention consider the reason why the coke strength rapidly decreases when the amount of water before mixing exceeds 6 [% by mass] as follows. As shown in FIG. 1, when the moisture content of the blended coal exceeds 6 [mass%], the mass ratio of pseudo particles having a particle diameter of 1 [mm] or more increases. Similarly, in the case of simple coal, when the water content exceeds 6 [% by mass], pseudo-particle formation proceeds. If these pseudo particles are present without being crushed by stirring and mixing, it is estimated that the coal blend becomes extremely heterogeneous. In coke obtained by carbonizing such blended coal, the difference in meltability between pseudo particles becomes a coarse defect, and it is considered that high strength cannot be obtained because breakage easily occurs from the defective part. .
- Non-Patent Document 2 discloses a result of evaluating the degree of blending in a pretreatment process of blended coal including a drum mixer.
- the degree of mixing is a general index that quantifies the homogeneity of powder, and there are several definitional formulas.
- Each definition formula uses an arbitrary amount of the target powder as a population.
- sample characteristic values such as concentration, density, moisture, and the like are measured, and obtained based on variations (dispersion, standard deviation, variation coefficient, etc.) of the measured values among the samples.
- Radio isotope is added as a tracer, and the degree of mixing defined by the following formula (4) is evaluated.
- M ' is the degree of mixing (%)
- CV 1 is the coefficient of variation of the tracer concentration in the reference mixed state
- CV is the mixed state Represents the coefficient of variation of the tracer concentration.
- the degree of mixing M ′ is an index that approaches 100% as the degree of homogeneity approaches, that is, as the homogeneity increases, and conversely approaches 0% as the mixing state approaches the reference.
- JIS M8811 No. 30 increment scoop (about 300 g) is collected as a single sample, the tracer concentration of the sample is obtained, and the degree of mixing is evaluated based on Equation (4).
- the bulk density of coal varies depending on moisture and particle size, but is generally 0.65 to 0.85 g / cm 3 in general coke production. That is, when the mass is about 300 g, the sample size is approximately 350 to 450 cm 3 and corresponds to a cube having a side of approximately 7 to 8 cm.
- the degree of mixing described in Non-Patent Document 2 can be said to be an index for evaluating a relatively large order of homogeneity of about 7 to 8 cm.
- the method of Non-Patent Document 2 cannot evaluate the change in the degree of mixing such that pseudo particles having a particle size as shown in FIG. No information on the relationship between the degree of mixing and the coke strength is disclosed, and no information is disclosed on the homogeneity on the order of millimeters considered to have a corresponding relationship with the coke strength.
- the present inventors examined various characteristic values of coal and conditions to be satisfied by the characteristic values in order to evaluate the homogeneity on the millimeter order.
- the degree of mixing is preferably expressed by the following formula (1).
- Mixing degree ( ⁇ C 0 ⁇ C) / ( ⁇ C 0 ⁇ Cf) (1)
- the degree of mixing is a value calculated from the standard deviation of the characteristic values between samples by collecting samples from arbitrary locations of the blended coal before and after stirring and mixing, measuring the characteristic values of each sample.
- ⁇ C 0 represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete non-mixing
- ⁇ Cf represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete mixing
- ⁇ C represents the standard deviation of the characteristic value in an arbitrary mixed state.
- the standard deviation of characteristic values in an arbitrary mixed state is a standard deviation of characteristic values between samples collected in an arbitrary mixed state.
- characteristic values components contained in coal, physical and chemical characteristics of coal, and the like can be used, but characteristic values that differ depending on the coal brand are preferable. For example, specific element content in coal, ash content, metal content in ash, reflectance, tissue component content, softening and melting characteristics, and the like can be used. Below, the example which used the sulfur concentration of coal as a characteristic value is demonstrated.
- the degree of blending can be indexed as numerical data by measuring the variation in sulfur concentration between samples using sulfur contained in the blended coal.
- the degree of mixing was determined using the sulfur concentration of coal as a characteristic value.
- the crushing ratio of pseudo particles of 1 [mm] or more was obtained as the degree of crushing, and the relationship with the degree of mixing was clarified.
- ⁇ TS 0 a standard deviation of the sulfur concentration at the time of complete non-mixing
- ⁇ TSf a standard deviation of the sulfur concentration at the time of complete mixing
- ⁇ TS a standard deviation of the sulfur concentration between the collected samples.
- the variation between the characteristic values of the sample when completely unmixed can be theoretically derived. The procedure is shown below. Consider randomly sampling N coal blends in a completely unmixed state. At this time, the probability of sampling each simple coal constituting the blended coal corresponds to the blending ratio of the simple coal.
- characteristic values C 1 coal 1 when the blending ratio and x 1, if ideally random sampling is achieved, the characteristic values of Nx 1 samples is C 1. Therefore, the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete non-mixing can be derived as the following formula (5). If the sulfur concentration in the coal is adopted as the characteristic value, the ⁇ TS 0 can be obtained.
- ⁇ Cf 0
- the mixing degree is determined by taking 2 g or less of each sample from a plurality of locations of the blended coal after stirring and mixing, measuring the characteristic values of each sample, and measuring the standard deviation of the characteristic values between samples.
- the value is calculated from By collecting 2 g or less of each sample from a plurality of locations, a large difference in strength is recognized between the case where the degree of mixing is 0.85 or more and the case where it is less than 0.85, and the effects of the present invention are further obtained. Will be.
- the analysis of sulfur concentration was performed as follows using a carbon-sulfur analyzer EMIA810 manufactured by Horiba, Ltd.
- the sample was weighed in a combustion boat by 0.1 g, and the sample was covered with 0.7 g of alumina powder.
- a combustion boat was inserted into an electric furnace at 1450 ° C., coal was burned in an oxygen stream, the generated sulfur dioxide concentration was integrated for 160 seconds, and converted to a sulfur concentration in the blended coal.
- Element mapping by EPMA is a technique for detecting a characteristic X-ray of sulfur excited by an electron beam and obtaining a mapping image.
- the dispersion state can be evaluated, but there is a drawback that it takes a long time for advanced techniques and measurement including sample preparation.
- the carbon-sulfur analyzer is more preferable because the analysis time per sample is short and the analysis can be easily performed with a small amount of sample.
- the detection sensitivity of sulfur is very high, there is an advantage that an expensive sensitizer described below is not required.
- a substance having a characteristic value different from the average value is sensitizer in an amount of more than 0.001 times and less than 1 time with respect to the total amount of blended coal.
- measurement can be performed.
- the sensitizer is in a range that does not substantially adversely affect the coke strength, coke can be produced by dry distillation with the sensitizer added.
- sulfur is an element originally contained in coal, but a sensitizer containing a large amount of sulfur may be added in order to perform analysis with higher sensitivity. It is particularly desirable that the sensitizer is a binder such as coal coal pitch, asphalt pitch, etc., which is included in oil coke to be blended as a coal substitute in the coke production process or coal blend for the purpose of improving coke strength. .
- a blended charcoal having ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave of 0.40 or more In order to increase the evaluation accuracy of the degree of mixing, it is preferable that ⁇ C 0 that is the standard deviation of the characteristic value at the time of complete non-mixing is large.
- a blended coal having a characteristic value such that ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave is 0.40 or more, more desirably 0.55 or more. did.
- Cave is an average value of the measured characteristic values.
- Coal coated with powdered fluorescent paint (FX-305, manufactured by Sinloihi Co., Ltd.) is prepared as a tracer.
- This fluorescent paint has a property of emitting light under ultraviolet irradiation.
- This tracer was added to the coal blend so that the area ratio of particles having a particle size of 1 [mm] or more was about 5 [%], and the water content was then adjusted to 10 [mass%], followed by stirring. Perform the mixing operation.
- This blended coal is photographed using a digital camera under ultraviolet irradiation. In the obtained image, since the tracer emits fluorescence, only appropriate tracer particles are extracted by setting appropriate threshold values such as luminance and brightness, and the particle diameter is measured.
- the particle diameter of the tracer an average value obtained by connecting the two points on the outer periphery of the extracted tracer portion and measuring the diameter passing through the center of gravity in increments of 2 [°] can be adopted. Further, the equivalent circle diameter obtained by image processing of a digital camera can be used as the particle diameter of the tracer.
- Equation (7) parameter A particle size 1 [mm] or more of the area ratio after stirring and mixing operations in, A 0 is the initial particle size 1 [mm] or more area ratio (about 5 [%]) It is. That is, the more the pseudo particles are crushed, the closer the pulverization degree is to 1.
- Example 3 The present inventors used five types of mixers with different stirring and mixing types and performances, added sensitizers, and mixed charcoal whose water content was adjusted to 10 [mass%] when stirred and mixed for a certain time. The degree of crushing and the degree of mixing were evaluated. As for the degree of mixing, 15 samples having a sample size of 1 g were collected from the blended coal, the sulfur concentration of each sample was measured, and the degree of mixing was calculated based on the measured value.
- mixer A is a drum mixer mainly composed of convection mixing widely used in conventional coke factories.
- the mixers C to E are shear mixing type mixers, and the mixer B is a type of mixer in which convection mixing and shear mixing occur in combination.
- the convective mixing is mixing mainly consisting of convection and diffusion of the sample
- the shear mixing is mixing accompanied by shearing, collision, grinding and the like of the sample.
- FIG. 6 shows the relationship between the mixing time and mixing degree of each mixer.
- FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the degree of mixing and the degree of pulverization when the stirring time is 60 seconds.
- the data of mixers A, B, C, D, and E are shown in order from the smaller degree of mixing and crushing degree.
- the degree of crushing changed greatly within the range of the mixing degree of 0.75 to 0.85. That is, it can be seen that when the blending degree of the blended coal is 0.85 or more, preferably 0.9 or more, the pseudo particles are crushed and a homogeneous coke (on the order of millimeters) can be produced.
- a sample is taken from an arbitrary portion of the blended coal before and after stirring and mixing, the characteristic value of each sample is measured, and the degree of mixing is obtained from the standard deviation of the characteristic value between samples by the above formula (1). And the homogeneity of the blended coal is evaluated based on the degree of mixing.
- a sample is taken from any part of the blended coal before and after stirring and mixing, the sulfur concentration contained in each sample is measured, and then the degree of mixing is calculated by the above formula (2) from the standard deviation of the sulfur concentration between samples. And the homogeneity of the blended coal is evaluated based on the degree of mixing. And when manufacturing coke, it stirs and mixes so that a mixing degree may be 0.85 or more. As shown in the examples described later, this is based on the results of examining the relationship between the mixing degree of blended coal and the strength of coke obtained by dry distillation of the blended coal. Based on the fact that coke with sufficiently high strength can be obtained. Examples of the stirring and mixing means include using a mixing device having such a performance that the degree of mixing becomes 0.85 or more after 60 seconds from the start of the mixing operation.
- mixers C to E have a blending degree of blended coal after 60 seconds of 0.85 or more, and the mixer suitable for producing coke of the present invention is mixer C mainly composed of shear mixing. It can be seen that it is ⁇ E.
- the drum mixer A mainly composed of convection mixing employed in a conventional coke factory, pseudo particles are hardly crushed.
- the mixing degree is improved to about 0.75 by making the stirring and mixing time longer than 60 seconds.
- the pulverization is progressing, the mixing degree of the blended coal after 60 seconds is less than 0.85.
- the mixing degree of the blended coal after 60 seconds can be stirred and mixed to 0.85 or more, preferably 0.9 or more. If present, it can be used for the production of coke of the present invention.
- the processing time corresponds to the stirring and mixing time
- the continuous mixer the average residence time corresponds to the stirring and mixing time.
- the mixing degree of the blended coal after 60-second residence is measured, and if the mixing degree is 0.85 or more, preferably 0.9 or more, it can be adopted as suitable equipment. Since coke production requires the processing of a huge amount of coal of several hundred [t / h] or more, the processing method of the mixer introduced into the coke production line should be a continuous type with high processing capacity. preferable.
- the coke production process includes pulverization, mixing, drying (including partial drying), etc., and the blended coal is mixed and homogenized in the process and conveyance in each process. Therefore, it is preferable from the point of view of homogeneity and efficiency that the stirring and mixing process by the mixer is performed as soon as possible after the mixing step and immediately before charging into the coke oven.
- the drying process it is not necessary to evaporate all the moisture of the coal, and the drying process includes partial drying and humidity control operations that reduce the contained moisture.
- the blended coal may include additives such as caking additive, oils, powdered coke, petroleum coke, resins, and waste. .
- a blended coal is prepared by blending two or more types of coal. Next, by stirring and mixing the coal blend prepared in the preparation step, at least some of the pseudo particles in the coal blend formed by the coal particles agglomerating are crushed. At this time, the mixing apparatus which has the performance which the mixing degree of the blended coal calculated
- the carbon dioxide was carbonized for 6 hours in an electric furnace having a furnace wall temperature of 1050 [° C.], then taken out of the furnace and cooled with nitrogen to obtain coke.
- the resulting coke was measured for drum strength DI (150/15) and clearance.
- the method for measuring the ram strength DI (150/15) is the same as described above.
- the clearance was measured as follows. Filled coal 2.244 [kg] with a bulk density (dry weight basis) of 775 [kg / m 3 ] into a small simulated retort for clearance measurement, and 4 hours in an electric furnace with a furnace wall temperature of 1050 [° C.] Carbonized for 20 minutes. The retort was removed from the furnace and cooled with nitrogen.
- a gap between the side surface of the obtained coke cake and the left and right side plates was measured using a laser distance meter. The average value of the left and right gaps was calculated, and the sum was defined as clearance.
- Table 5 shows the water content, drum strength DI (150/15), and clearance when mixing each sample.
- the mixing degree of the blended coal after 60 seconds of stirring and mixing is 0.85 or more, preferably 0.9 or more. It can be seen that even when the particle disintegration progresses and the water content is 6 [% by mass] or more, coke excellent in both coke strength and clearance can be produced. That is, in the case of using the mixers A and B, when the water content exceeds 6% by mass, the strength of the obtained coke is greatly reduced as compared with the case of 6% by mass of water, respectively. In the case of using mixers C, D, and E in which the blending degree of the blended coal is 0.85 or more, the strength of the coke obtained when the water content exceeds 6% by mass is when the water content is 3 to 6% by mass.
- the present inventors investigated the relationship between the measured degree of mixing and coke strength by changing the conditions of the sample during the evaluation of the degree of mixing.
- the sample size affects the detection sensitivity of the degree of mixing. That is, the smaller the sample size, the greater the effect of particles having characteristic values that are far from the average value of the blended coal.
- the detection sensitivity of the degree of mixing becomes higher as the sample size is smaller.
- a certain amount of sample is required to analyze the characteristic value, and the analysis error increases with a small amount of sample.
- a blended coal a blended coal actually used in a commercial coke oven (base blended coal), and a blended coal obtained by adding 0.1 to 50% of delayed oil coke as a sensitizer to the base blended coal, Grinding, blending, and humidity control were performed. Thereafter, 300 kg of blended coal was mixed using different mixers and the stirring time was changed to produce blended coals in various mixed states.
- the coke strength was evaluated by the following procedure. A laboratory 1/4 ton furnace was used for carbonization of each blended coal. About 200 [kg] of the blended coal was charged into the furnace by free fall, and carbonized in an electric furnace having a furnace wall temperature of 950 [° C.] for 23 hours, and then taken out of the furnace and cooled with nitrogen to obtain coke. The strength of the obtained coke was measured based on the rotational strength test method of JIS K2151, and the mass ratio of coke having a particle size of 15 [mm] or more after 150 rotations at a rotational speed of 15 [rpm] was measured. The ratio ⁇ 100 was calculated as the drum strength DI (150/15).
- the degree of mixing of the blended coal 15 samples having a predetermined sample size were collected, the total sulfur amount was measured according to JIS M8813, and the degree of mixing was calculated from the formula (1). Note that ⁇ C 0 of the blended coal is 0.18 mass% for the base blend coal, 0.20 to 1.31 mass% for the blend coal including delayed oil coke, and ( ⁇ C 0 ⁇ Cf) / Cave is 0, respectively. .33, 0.36 to 1.00. Moreover, all (sigma) Cf was 0.008 mass%.
- FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the blending ratio of delayed oil coke and ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave.
- FIG. 8 shows that ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave shows the maximum value with respect to the blending ratio of the sensitizer.
- the sample size is preferably 15 g or less, more preferably 2 g or less.
- the lower limit of the sample size can be determined from the viewpoint of the characteristic value analysis method, and is preferably 0.1 g or more. From FIG. 9, a large difference in coke strength was observed between the case where the sample size was 2 g or less and the degree of mixing was 0.85 or more and less than 0.85. It can be seen that in order to keep the coke strength high, it is desirable to stir so that the degree of mixing is 0.85 or more.
- Blends with different ( ⁇ C 0 - ⁇ Cf) / Cave were prepared by changing the amount of delayed oil coke added to the base blend.
- the blended charcoal was stirred with a stirrer having different stirring ability, and the value of the degree of mixing after stirring was obtained under the condition of a sample size of 1 g.
- Table 8 the mixing degree after each stirring at the time of stirring with the mixer E with the highest stirring ability and the mixer A with the lowest stirring ability, and the difference between the two are shown.
- the mixing degree of the mixer installed in the actual coke oven was evaluated, and the coke strength was evaluated.
- a mixer was introduced at the final stage of the pretreatment process in the coke production line, that is, immediately before being conveyed to the coke oven.
- the mixer is continuous and has a performance that the mixing degree becomes 0.85 or more after 60 seconds from the start of the mixing operation (that is, under the condition of an average residence time of 60 seconds).
- the change of the mixing degree of the blended coal with the processing time in the mixer was investigated.
- the characteristic value was the total sulfur amount defined in JIS M8813.
- the blended coal was added so as to contain 10% delayed oil coke.
- FIG. 11 shows the coke strength when there is no processing by the mixer (mixing degree ⁇ 0.74) and when the average residence time is about 60 seconds (mixing degree ⁇ 0.90%).
- the coke strength was measured every 8 hours during the verification period.
- the drum strength was significantly improved by the stirring treatment by the mixer.
- the intensity variation was also significantly reduced. The variation was thought to be due to the improvement of not only millimeter order homogeneity but also macro homogeneity with the introduction of the mixer.
- an improvement in coke strength and a reduction in variation thereof can be achieved.
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(1)配合炭の装入嵩密度を向上させる技術(以下、技術(1)と表記)
(2)配合炭を均質化する技術(以下、技術(2)と表記)
一方、擬似粒子を解砕して均質性を向上させようとする場合に、均質性をどのような指標で評価し、どの程度の均質性を持つようにすれば望ましい強度のコークスが得られるかも不明確である。
[1]2種以上の石炭を配合して配合炭を調製する調製ステップと、該調製ステップで調製した配合炭を攪拌混合することによって、石炭粒子が凝集することにより形成された配合炭中の擬似粒子の少なくとも一部を解砕する攪拌混合ステップと、攪拌混合後の配合炭をコークス炉に装入して乾留する乾留ステップと、を含み、前記攪拌混合ステップにおいて、以下に示す式(1)によって求められる配合炭の混合度が混合操作を開始してから60秒後に0.85以上になる性能を有する混合装置を用いることを特徴とするコークスの製造方法。
混合度=(σC0-σC)/(σC0-σCf)・・・(1)
ここで、混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭より試料を採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から算出される値である。σC0は完全非混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCfは完全混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCは採取された試料間での特性値の標準偏差を表す。
[2]2種以上の石炭を配合して配合炭を調製する調製ステップと、該調製ステップで調製した配合炭を攪拌混合することによって、石炭粒子が凝集することにより形成された配合炭中の擬似粒子の少なくとも一部を解砕する攪拌混合ステップと、攪拌混合後の配合炭をコークス炉に装入して乾留する乾留ステップと、を含み、前記攪拌混合ステップにおいて、以下に示す式(2)によって求められる配合炭の混合度が混合操作を開始してから60秒後に0.85以上になる性能を有する混合装置を用いることを特徴とするコークスの製造方法。
混合度=(σTS0-σTS)/(σTS0-σTSf)・・・(2)
ここで、混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭より試料を採取して、各試料に含まれる硫黄濃度を測定し、試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差から算出される値である。σTS0は完全非混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSfは完全混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSは採取された試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差を表す。
[3]前記撹拌混合ステップにおいて、配合炭の混合度が0.85以上になるように配合炭を撹拌混合することを特徴とする上記[1]または[2]に記載のコークスの製造方法。
[4]前記配合炭は、(σC0-σCf)/Caveが0.40以上であることを特徴とする上記[1]または[3]に記載のコークスの製造方法。
なお、Caveは測定された特性値の平均値を表す。
[5]前記配合炭は、(σTS0-σTSf)/TSaveが0.40以上であることを特徴とする上記[2]または[3]に記載のコークスの製造方法。
なお、TSaveは測定された硫黄濃度の平均値を表す。
[6]前記混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から算出される値であることを特徴とする上記[1]、[3]、[4]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法。
[7]混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して、各試料の硫黄濃度を測定し、試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差から算出される値であることを特徴とする上記[2]、[3]、[5]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法。
[8]前記調製ステップは、2種以上の石炭を配合する前に該2種以上の石炭を粉砕するステップを含むことを特徴とする上記[1]~[7]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法。
[9]前記調製ステップは、前記2種以上の石炭を調湿させるステップを含むことを特徴とする上記[1]~[8]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法。
[10]水分量が6質量%以上である配合炭に対して前記攪拌混合ステップを行うことを特徴とする上記[1]~[9]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法。
[11]上記[1]~[10]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法により製造されることを特徴とするコークス。
[12]上記[1]、[3]、[4]、[6]、[8]~[10]のいずれかに記載のコークスの製造方法によりコークスを製造するに際し、
攪拌混合前後の配合炭の任意の箇所より試料を採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、次いで、(σC0-σCf)/Caveが0.40以上となる試料について、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から式(3)によって混合度を算出し、前記混合度により配合炭の均質性を評価することを特徴とする配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
混合度=(σC0-σC)/(σC0-σCf)・・・(3)
σC0は完全非混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCfは完全混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCは任意の混合状態での特性値の標準偏差、Caveは測定された特性値の平均値を表す。
[13]前記特性値は、各試料に含まれる硫黄濃度であることを特徴とする上記[12]に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
[14]前記特性値は、攪拌混合前後の配合炭の任意の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して測定される値であることを特徴とする上記[12]または[13]に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
[15]炭素-硫黄分析計を用いて硫黄濃度を測定することを特徴とする上記[13]または[14]に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
[16]配合炭に増感剤を装入して攪拌することを特徴とする上記[12]~[15]のいずれかに記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
[17]前記増感剤は、オイルコークス、コールタールピッチ、アスファルトピッチのいずれか一種以上であることを特徴とする上記[16]に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
本発明者らは、まず配合炭の水分量と擬似粒子の形成状況との関係を調査した(実験1)。次いで、擬似粒子化と配合炭の均質性及びコークス強度との関係を調査した(実験2、3)。
実験試料として、冶金用コークスの製造に用いられる一般的な性状の配合炭を使用した。配合炭を構成する4種類の単味炭(A炭~D炭)の性状(平均最大反射率Ro[%]、ギーセラー最高流動度logMF[log ddpm]、揮発分VM[質量%]、灰分Ash[質量%])及び配合率[質量%]と配合炭の平均性状とをそれぞれ表1、表2に示す。なお、平均最大反射率はJIS M8816に基づき、ギーセラー最高流動度はJIS M8801に基づき、揮発分及び灰分はJIS M8812に基づきそれぞれ測定した。揮発分及び灰分はドライベースの値である。
擬似粒子化と配合炭の均質性及びコークス強度への影響を調べるために、実験1で用いたA炭~D炭それぞれの水分量を3、4、6、8、10[質量%]にあらかじめ調整して、擬似粒子化させた。これらを表1に示す配合率になるよう、対流混合が主体のドラムミキサーに投入後、60秒間混合した。目視により、混合前後の擬似粒子の粒度分布にほとんど差がないことを確認した。次いで各配合炭の水分量が10[質量%]になるように、不足分の水分量を噴霧により添加し、一昼夜馴染ませた。
配合炭17.1[kg]を嵩密度(乾燥重量基準)725[kg/m3]となるように乾留缶に充填し、乾留缶の上に10[kg]の錘を乗せた状態で炉壁温度1050[℃]の電気炉内で6時間乾留した後、炉から取り出し窒素冷却してコークスを得た。得られたコークスの強度を、JIS K2151の回転強度試験法に準拠して評価した。回転速度15[rpm]で150回回転後、粒径15[mm]以上のコークスの質量割合を測定し、回転前との質量比×100をドラム強度DI(150/15)[-]として算出した。
図2(a)、(b)にクリアランス測定用の小型模擬レトルト1の模式図を示す。この小型模擬レトルト1は、長さL:114[mm]×幅W:190[mm]×高さH:120[mm]の寸法を有し、レンガによって形成された底板11と、底板11に立設された金属製の一対の側板12a、12bと、一対の側板12a、12b上に配設されたレンガによって形成された天板13とを備えている。嵩密度(乾燥重量基準)775[kg/m3]になるように2.244[kg]の配合炭2を小型模擬レトルト内に充填し、炉壁温度1050[℃]の電気炉内で4時間20分乾留した後、このレトルトを炉から取り出して窒素冷却した。得られたコークスケーキ3の側面と側板12aおよび12bとの隙間Dを、それぞれレーザー距離計を用いて測定した。片面ずつの隙間Dの平均値を算出し、これらの和をクリアランスと定義した。
上記結果をもとに、本発明者らは、さらに鋭意検討を重ねた。本発明者らは、その結果、配合炭の攪拌混合度に着目したところ、配合炭中の擬似粒子の解砕の程度を配合炭の混合度で表すことができること、及び、配合炭の混合度の評価方法として、配合炭の特性値を用いて、攪拌混合前後でのサンプル間の特性値のバラツキを測定することにより、混合度が数値データとして指標化できること、を見出した。
配合炭の混合度の評価方法としては、非特許文献2において、ドラムミキサーを含む配合炭の事前処理プロセスにおける混合度を評価した結果を開示している。混合度とは、粉体の均質性を定量化した一般的な指標であり、いくつかの定義式が存在するが、何れの定義式も、対象とする粉体の任意の量を母集団として、そこから複数のサンプルを採取し、サンプルの特性値、例えば、濃度、密度、水分等を測定し、該測定値のサンプル間のバラツキ(分散、標準偏差、変動係数等)に基づいて求める。非特許文献2では、Radio isotopeをトレーサーとして添加し、下記式(4)で定義される混合度を評価している。
この定義式から明らかな通り、混合度M’は、完全混合に近づくほど、すなわち、均質性が増すほど100%に近づき、逆に、混合状態が基準に近づくほど、0%に近づく指標である。非特許文献2では、JIS M8811の30号インクリメントスコップ(約300g)を単一のサンプルとして採取して、そのサンプルのトレーサー濃度を求め、式(4)に基づいて、混合度を評価している。石炭の嵩密度は、水分、粒度によって異なるが、一般的なコークス製造において、概ね0.65~0.85g/cm3である。すなわち、サンプルサイズは、その質量が約300gの場合、その体積は概ね350~450cm3であり、概ね一辺が7~8cmの立方体に相当する。すなわち、非特許文献2に記載の混合度とは、7~8cm程度の比較的大きなオーダーの均質性を評価した指標といえる。
しかし、非特許文献2の方法では、図1に示したような粒度の擬似粒子が解砕されるような混合度の変化は評価できない。混合度とコークス強度の関係に関する情報も開示されておらず、コークス強度との対応関係があると考えられるミリメートルオーダーの均質性に関しても、情報が開示されていない。
混合度=(σC0-σC)/(σC0-σCf)・・・(1)
ここで、混合度は、攪拌混合前後の配合炭の任意の箇所より試料を採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から算出される値である。σC0は完全非混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCfは完全混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCは任意の混合状態での特性値の標準偏差を表す。
なお、任意の混合状態での特性値の標準偏差とは、任意の混合状態で採取された試料間の特性値の標準偏差である。また、特性値としては、石炭中に含まれる成分、石炭の物理的、化学的特性などが利用できるが、石炭銘柄によって値が異なる特性値であることが好ましい。例えば、石炭中の特定の元素含有率、灰分含有率、灰分中の金属含有率、反射率、組織成分含有率、軟化溶融特性などが利用可能である。
以下に、特性値として石炭の硫黄濃度を用いた例について説明する。
まず、特性値として、石炭の硫黄濃度を用いて混合度を求めた。次に、混合度を用いて、好適な攪拌混合範囲を求めるために、1[mm]以上の擬似粒子の解砕割合を解砕度として求め、混合度との関係を明らかにした。
(1)攪拌開始安定後、60秒後の配合炭約8tから約100gの試料を15個サンプリングする。
(2)各サンプルから、粒子径6mmを超える粗大な粒子を含まない所定量(例えば1g)のサンプルを1個選定する。
(3)各サンプルに含まれる硫黄濃度を測定し、その値を約100gのサンプルの代表値とする。同様の方法で測定した15個の約100gのサンプルから得られた代表値の標準偏差を算出し、式(2)によって定義した混合度を算出する。
ここで、σTS0は完全非混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSfは完全混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSは採取された試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差を表す。
完全非混合時のサンプルの特性値間のバラツキは、理論的に導出できる。その手順を以下に示す。完全非混合状態の配合炭からランダムにN個サンプリングすることを考える。このとき、配合炭を構成する各単味炭をサンプリングする確率は、それぞれ該単味炭の配合率に相当する。例えば、石炭1の特性値がC1、配合率をx1とすると、理想的にランダムサンプリングが達成できているならば、Nx1個のサンプルの特性値がC1となる。したがって、完全非混合時の前記特性値の標準偏差は、下記式(5)の通り導出できる。特性値として石炭中の硫黄濃度を採用すれば、上記σTS0が求まる。
例えば、硫黄は、石炭中にもともと含有されている元素であるが、より感度良く分析を行うために、硫黄を多く含む増感剤を入れてもよい。増感剤は、コークス製造プロセスにおいて、石炭代替物質として配合さるオイルコークスや、コークス強度を向上させる目的で配合炭に含有させる、コールタールピッチ、アスファルトピッチなどの粘結剤であることが特に望ましい。
(1)粉末状の蛍光塗料(シンロイヒ(株)製、FX-305)を塗布した石炭をトレーサーとして準備する。この蛍光塗料は紫外線照射下で発光する性質を持っている。
(2)このトレーサーを、粒径1[mm]以上の粒子の面積割合が約5[%]になるように配合炭に添加し、次いで水分量を10[質量%]に調整した後、攪拌混合操作を行う。(3)この配合炭を、紫外線照射下でデジタルカメラを用いて撮影する。得られた画像中では、トレーサーが蛍光発光しているので、輝度や明度等の適切な閾値を設定してトレーサー粒子のみを抽出し、その粒子径を測定する。ここで、トレーサーの粒子径は、抽出されたトレーサー部分の外周の2点を結び、且つ、重心を通る径を2[°]刻みに測定した平均値を採用することができる。また、トレーサーの粒子径は、デジタルカメラの画像処理によって得られる円相当径を用いることもできる。
(4)解砕度は、攪拌混合操作後の粒子径測定値を以下に示す式(7)に代入することによって算出する。
解砕度=1-A/A0 ・・・(7)
ここで、式(7)中のパラメータAは攪拌混合操作後の粒子径1[mm]以上の面積割合、A0は初期の粒径1[mm]以上の面積割合(約5[%])である。すなわち、擬似粒子が解砕されるほど、解砕度は1に近い値となる。
本発明者らは、攪拌混合タイプや性能が異なる5種類のミキサーを用いて、増感剤を添加し、水分量を10[質量%]に調整した配合炭を一定時間攪拌混合処理した時の、解砕度および混合度を評価した。混合度は配合炭からサンプルサイズ1gの試料15個を採取し、各試料の硫黄濃度を測定して、該測定値に基づいて混合度を算出した。用いた5種類のミキサーのうち、ミキサーAは従来のコークス工場で広く使用されている対流混合が主体のドラムミキサーである。ミキサーC~Eは剪断混合タイプのミキサー、ミキサーBは対流混合と剪断混合が複合的に起こるタイプのミキサーである。ここで、対流混合とは、試料の対流と拡散を主体とする混合であり、剪断混合とは、試料の剪断、衝突、摩砕などを伴う混合である。
2種以上の石炭を配合して配合炭を調製する。次いで、調製ステップで調製した配合炭を攪拌混合することによって、石炭粒子が凝集することにより形成された配合炭中の擬似粒子の少なくとも一部を解砕する。この時、上記式(1)によって求められる配合炭の混合度が混合操作を開始してから60秒後に0.85以上になる性能を有する混合装置を用いる。さらに、攪拌混合後の配合炭をコークス炉に装入して乾留する。以上により、コークスが製造される。
嵩密度(乾燥重量基準)775[kg/m3]の配合炭2.244[kg]をクリアランス測定用の小型模擬レトルト内に充填し、炉壁温度1050[℃]の電気炉内で4時間20分乾留した。レトルトを炉から取り出して窒素冷却した。得られたコークスケーキの側面との左右の側板との隙間を、レーザー距離計を用いて測定した。左右の隙間の平均値を算出し、和をクリアランスと定義した。
各試料の混合時の水分量、ドラム強度DI(150/15)、クリアランスを表5に示す。
サンプルサイズは、混合度の検出感度に影響する。すなわち、サンプルサイズが小さいほど、配合炭の平均値から離れた特性値を持つ粒子による影響を大きく受ける。これに対して、サンプルサイズが大きいと、サンプル中に様々な特性の粒子が含まれることになり、特性値は平均化されてバラツキが小さくなる。そのため、サンプルサイズが小さいほうが混合度の検出感度は高くなる。これに対して、特性値の分析を行うにはある程度のサンプル量が必要であり、少量のサンプルでは分析誤差が拡大してしまう。本発明者らは、サンプルサイズが混合度にどのように影響するか、コークス強度の差の検出にどのように影響するかを乾留試験によって調査した。
配合炭として、実際に商業用コークス炉で使用している配合炭(ベース配合炭)、および、ベース配合炭に増感剤としてディレードオイルコークスを0.1~50%添加した配合炭を用い、粉砕、配合、調湿操作を施した。その後、300kgの配合炭を撹拌能力の異なるミキサーをもちいて撹拌時間を変更して種々の混合状態の配合炭を製造した。試験に用いた配合炭を構成する単味炭(E炭~T炭)およびディレードオイルコークスの性状(平均最大反射率Ro[%]、ギーセラー最高流動度logMF[log ddpm]、揮発分VM[質量%]、灰分Ash[質量%]、全硫黄(TS)[質量%])を表6に、ベース配合炭の平均性状をそれぞれ表7に示す。
配合炭の混合度は、所定のサンプルサイズのサンプルを15個採取し、JIS M8813による全硫黄量を測定して、前記式(1)から混合度を算出した。なお、配合炭のσC0は、ベース配合炭で0.18質量%、ディレードオイルコークスを含む配合炭で0.20~1.31質量%、(σC0-σCf)/Caveは、それぞれ、0.33、0.36~1.00であった。また、σCfは、いずれも0.008質量%であった。
図9より、サンプルサイズが2g以下の条件では、混合度が0.85以上の場合と、0.85未満の場合とで、コークス強度に大きな差が認められた。コークス強度を高位に保つためには、混合度0.85以上となるように撹拌することが望ましいことが分かる。
ミキサーでの処理時間による配合炭の混合度の変化を調査した。特性値としてはJIS M8813に定められた全硫黄量とした。なお、配合炭にはディレードオイルコークを10%含むように添加した。その際のσTS0は0.98、(σTS0-σTSf)/TSaveは0.99であった。配合炭の母集団は、ミキサー入側、出側のベルトコンベアー上の約6t単位とした。そこから標本として、約1.2kgをJIS M8811の50号のサンプリングスコップで複数個採取し、それぞれの標本から更に、サンプルサイズ約1gのサンプルを15個採取した。それぞれのサンプルに対して、JIS M8813の全硫黄量の測定を実施した。混合度は、前記式(2)で計算した。得られた結果を図10に示す。図10より、ミキサーにおける平均滞留時間が長くなるほど混合度が向上することがわかる。
以上の通り、本発明で評価した混合度を指標として、混合度が向上する操作を行うことで、コークス強度の向上、および、そのバラツキの低減が達成できる。
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- 2種以上の石炭を配合して配合炭を調製する調製ステップと、
該調製ステップで調製した配合炭を攪拌混合することによって、石炭粒子が凝集することにより形成された配合炭中の擬似粒子の少なくとも一部を解砕する攪拌混合ステップと、
攪拌混合後の配合炭をコークス炉に装入して乾留する乾留ステップと、を含み、
前記攪拌混合ステップにおいて、以下に示す式(1)によって求められる配合炭の混合度が混合操作を開始してから60秒後に0.85以上になる性能を有する混合装置を用いることを特徴とするコークスの製造方法。
混合度=(σC0-σC)/(σC0-σCf)・・・(1)
ここで、混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭より試料を採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から算出される値である。σC0は完全非混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCfは完全混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCは採取された試料間での特性値の標準偏差を表す。 - 2種以上の石炭を配合して配合炭を調製する調製ステップと、
該調製ステップで調製した配合炭を攪拌混合することによって、石炭粒子が凝集することにより形成された配合炭中の擬似粒子の少なくとも一部を解砕する攪拌混合ステップと、
攪拌混合後の配合炭をコークス炉に装入して乾留する乾留ステップと、を含み、
前記攪拌混合ステップにおいて、以下に示す式(2)によって求められる配合炭の混合度が混合操作を開始してから60秒後に0.85以上になる性能を有する混合装置を用いることを特徴とするコークスの製造方法。
混合度=(σTS0-σTS)/(σTS0-σTSf)・・・(2)
ここで、混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭より試料を採取して、各試料に含まれる硫黄濃度を測定し、試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差から算出される値である。σTS0は完全非混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSfは完全混合時の硫黄濃度の標準偏差、σTSは採取された試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差を表す。 - 前記撹拌混合ステップにおいて、配合炭の混合度が0.85以上になるように配合炭を撹拌混合することを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 前記配合炭は、(σC0-σCf)/Caveが0.40以上であることを特徴とする請求項1または3に記載のコークスの製造方法。
なお、Caveは測定された特性値の平均値を表す。 - 前記配合炭は、(σTS0-σTSf)/TSaveが0.40以上であることを特徴とする請求項2または3に記載のコークスの製造方法。
なお、TSaveは測定された硫黄濃度の平均値を表す。 - 前記混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から算出される値であることを特徴とする請求項1、3、4のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 混合度は、攪拌混合後の配合炭の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して、各試料の硫黄濃度を測定し、試料間での硫黄濃度の標準偏差から算出される値であることを特徴とする請求項2、3、5のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 前記調製ステップは、2種以上の石炭を配合する前に該2種以上の石炭を粉砕するステップを含むことを特徴とする請求項1~7のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 前記調製ステップは、前記2種以上の石炭を調湿させるステップを含むことを特徴とする請求項1~8のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 水分量が6質量%以上である配合炭に対して前記攪拌混合ステップを行うことを特徴とする請求項1~9のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法。
- 請求項1~10のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法により製造されることを特徴とするコークス。
- 請求項1、3、4、6、8~10のいずれか1項に記載のコークスの製造方法によりコークスを製造するに際し、
攪拌混合前後の配合炭の任意の箇所より試料を採取して、各試料の特性値を測定し、次いで、(σC0-σCf)/Caveが0.40以上となる試料について、試料間での特性値の標準偏差から式(3)によって混合度を算出し、前記混合度により配合炭の均質性を評価することを特徴とする配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
混合度=(σC0-σC)/(σC0-σCf)・・・(3)
σC0は完全非混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCfは完全混合時の特性値の標準偏差、σCは任意の混合状態での特性値の標準偏差、Caveは測定された特性値の平均値を表す。 - 前記特性値は、各試料に含まれる硫黄濃度であることを特徴とする請求項12に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
- 前記特性値は、攪拌混合前後の配合炭の任意の複数の箇所より試料を各々2g以下採取して測定される値であることを特徴とする請求項12または13に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
- 炭素-硫黄分析計を用いて硫黄濃度を測定することを特徴とする請求項13または14に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
- 配合炭に増感剤を装入して攪拌することを特徴とする請求項12~15のいずれか1項に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
- 前記増感剤は、オイルコークス、コールタールピッチ、アスファルトピッチのいずれか一種以上であることを特徴とする請求項16に記載の配合炭の均質性の評価方法。
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