WO2026001945A1 - 一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to the field of metallurgical technology, specifically to a method for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore in an oxygen blast furnace.
- Blast furnace ironmaking process The technology is mature and can achieve an annual production capacity of more than one million tons per unit.
- its disadvantages are that it relies too much on high-quality metallurgical coke and requires the construction of coking, sintering and pelletizing facilities, resulting in large system investment; the blast furnace is difficult to operate and difficult to recover after abnormal furnace conditions and fluctuations; the cost, carbon emissions and energy consumption are high; at the same time, the N2 content in the traditional blast furnace accounts for more than 40% of the total gas phase, which is very easy to generate Ti(C,N), forming foamy slag in the furnace, which is not conducive to smooth production and index optimization.
- Vanadium-titanium magnetite is a complex mineral containing multiple metal elements, primarily iron, vanadium, and titanium, forming a symbiotic magnetic iron ore. It is the world's most important raw material for vanadium production and a key mineral for refining Ti and Fe. However, vanadium-titanium magnetite is also recognized globally as one of the most difficult minerals to smelt, making its comprehensive utilization challenging.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium ore in blast furnaces is the ratio of the amount of vanadium-titanium ore in the iron-containing raw materials used to produce sinter and pellets to the sum of the total amount of iron-containing raw materials used to produce sinter and pellets and the amount of iron-containing lumps used in the blast furnace
- the content of blast furnace slag TiO2
- Ti(C,N), TiC, and TiN are generated, resulting in slag viscosity, difficulty in separating slag and iron, and foamy slag.
- the process involves high carbon emissions and high energy consumption.
- CO accounts for about 20-30% of the blast furnace top gas.
- the chemical energy of this part of CO cannot be effectively utilized in the current technology, but is instead used for power generation through combustion.
- the thermal energy conversion efficiency of blast furnace gas combustion power generation is less than 40%. Therefore, the system has high energy consumption and high carbon emissions.
- the purpose of this invention is to provide a method for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore in an oxygen blast furnace, which solves the technical problems in the prior art of blast furnace smelting of vanadium-titanium iron ore, such as the difficulty in increasing the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore and the high carbon emissions and high costs of the process.
- one embodiment of the present invention provides a method for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore in an oxygen blast furnace, comprising the following steps:
- the blast furnace uses pure oxygen injection, with pure oxygen, hot coal gas, and pulverized coal injected into the tuyeres; iron and coke are added from the top of the furnace; the volume percentage of N2 in the top gas is less than 25%; the top gas is recycled after CO2 removal.
- the iron material is in the form of pellets or the iron material is in the form of pellets and at least one of the following materials: sinter and lump ore;
- the TiO2 content in the pellets is 3%-13%, and the iron raw material used to produce the pellets is vanadium-titanium iron ore.
- the proportion of pellets in the blast furnace feed is >30%; the TiO2 content in the sinter is ⁇ 5%.
- the blast furnace slag produced by smelting has a TiO2 mass fraction of >15% and ⁇ 45%, a vanadium-titanium iron ore ratio of >60%, and a blast furnace CO2 emission reduction of 30%.
- the hot gas is gas heated by a gas heater.
- the gas sources in the gas heater include coke oven gas, steam, and purified gas.
- the flow rate of coke oven gas fed into the gas heater is 20 Nm3 /t to 200 Nm3 /t, and the molar ratio of steam to coke oven gas fed into the heater is 0.10 to 0.30:1.
- the mass ratio of blast furnace iron charge to coke is 5.5-7.5:1, and the mass ratio of blast furnace iron charge to pulverized coal is 15-40:1; the blast furnace fuel ratio is ⁇ 400kg/t and the coke ratio is ⁇ 300kg/t during blast furnace smelting.
- the distribution coefficient of vanadium in molten iron and slag during blast furnace smelting is [V]/( V2O5 ) > 1.1.
- the flow rate of injected hot coal gas is 700 Nm3 /t-1280 Nm3 /t, and the flow rate of injected pure oxygen is 145 Nm3 /t-245 Nm3 /t.
- the charging method for iron and coke is as follows: at the height of the blast furnace charge surface, a horizontal blast furnace cross-section is taken, and the circle containing the cross-section is divided into 11 equal-area rings. The rings are numbered sequentially from the inner ring to the outer ring.
- the charging system is as follows: 60%-80% of the coke is distributed in rings 9-11 and 1-5, 20%-40% of the coke is distributed in rings 6-8, 70%-90% of the iron is distributed in rings 4-10, and 10%-30% of the iron is distributed in rings 1-3 and 11.
- This invention solves the problems of viscous and foamy slag in vanadium-titanium iron ore smelting.
- the volume percentage of N2 in the furnace top gas in the smelting method of this invention is less than 25%, significantly lower than the 45%-60% volume percentage of N2 in traditional blast furnace gas.
- the smelting process of this invention features reduced N2 partial pressure, increased CO partial pressure, and reasonable furnace temperature control, all of which effectively inhibit Ti(C,N) formation, preventing slag-iron viscous slag and difficulty in slag-iron separation from the source, controlling foamy slag, and thus solving one of the problems affecting the increase of the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in blast furnaces.
- This invention solves the problem of poor metallurgical performance of vanadium-titanium sinter.
- this invention solves a series of technical problems such as reduced drum strength, high reduction pulverization, and high return ore rate in vanadium-titanium sinter, leading to poor blast furnace operation, irregular furnace conditions, and increased fuel costs per ton of sintered iron.
- it solves another problem affecting the increase of the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the blast furnace.
- the invention significantly reduces ore blending costs.
- the invention achieves a vanadium-titanium iron ore ratio of 60%-100% and a comprehensive titanium loading of raw materials into the furnace of 110-220 kg/t.
- the average price difference between domestic vanadium-titanium iron ore and ordinary iron ore is 200 yuan/ton.
- the ore blending cost can be reduced by 192 yuan per ton of hot metal.
- This invention significantly increases the TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag.
- the TiO2 mass percentage in the vanadium-titanium iron ore is ⁇ 12%, the TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag is ⁇ 23%.
- This invention can achieve a TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag within the range of 15-45%.
- the TiO2 mass percentage in the vanadium-titanium iron ore when the TiO2 mass percentage in the vanadium-titanium iron ore reaches 8%, the TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag can reach 27%; when the TiO2 mass percentage in the vanadium-titanium iron ore reaches 10%, the TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag can reach 30%; and when the TiO2 mass percentage in the vanadium-titanium iron ore is >12%, the TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag can reach 40%.
- the increased TiO2 mass percentage in the blast furnace slag significantly enhances the slag's utilization value.
- This invention uses pure oxygen injection. After CO2 is removed from the furnace top gas, it is heated and injected back into the furnace, increasing the amount of reducing gas CO in the furnace and reducing the amount of solid fuel that needs to be burned at the tuyeres (the purpose of burning solid fuel at the tuyeres is to provide heat and CO reducing gas). Solid fuel consumption is reduced by 30-40%, and the overall fuel and power costs are reduced by about 50-100 yuan/ton of molten iron (prices vary in different regions, resulting in different cost reduction figures).
- Figure 1 is a smelting process flow diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
- 1-blast furnace 2-gas purification facilities
- 3-gas pipeline network 4-gas heating furnace.
- This invention provides a method for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore in an oxygen blast furnace.
- the apparatus involved includes a blast furnace 1, a gas purification facility 2, and a gas heating furnace 4.
- the smelting method includes the following steps: adding blast furnace iron charge and coke into the blast furnace 1, using pure oxygen injection in the blast furnace 1, and injecting pure oxygen, hot gas, and pulverized coal into the tuyeres for smelting, producing liquid slag and molten iron, which are then discharged from the furnace through the slag-iron taphole.
- Hot coal gas is blown into blast furnace 1 through the direct injection pipe of the air supply branch pipe, and then through the large tuyeres, the second tuyeres, and the small tuyeres in sequence; pulverized coal is injected into blast furnace 1 through the pulverized coal injection gun located in the direct injection pipe of the air supply branch pipe, and the pulverized coal injected into the pulverized coal injection gun is blown into blast furnace 1 through the large tuyeres, the second tuyeres, and the small tuyeres in sequence; oxygen is blown into blast furnace 1 through the small tuyeres.
- blast furnace coke and iron charge are charged into the blast furnace from the top of the blast furnace via a charging device, wherein the iron charge is pellets or iron charge is pellets and at least one of the following materials: sintered ore and lump ore; blast furnace fuel includes, but is not limited to, pulverized coal and coke;
- the gas produced by the combustion of oxygen and fuel in front of the tuyere, the hot gas injected into the tuyere sleeve, and the gas produced by the chemical reaction in the hearth together form the furnace belly gas.
- the furnace belly gas During the upward movement of the furnace belly gas, it undergoes a physical and chemical reaction with the descending iron material to generate liquid slag and molten iron.
- the slag and molten iron are discharged from the slag and iron taphole.
- the furnace top gas produced by the reaction inside the furnace is discharged from the furnace top gas pipeline. After being de-dustened, de- CO2ened , and de- H2Oened by the gas purification facility 2, the furnace top gas becomes purified gas.
- the purified gas reaches the gas pipeline network 3. Part of the purified gas is transmitted to other users for use, and the other part is mixed with coke oven gas and water vapor and transported into the gas heater 4. After heating, it becomes hot gas.
- the entire smelting process described above achieves carbon recycling.
- vanadium-titanium iron ore Due to the poor sintering characteristics of vanadium-titanium iron ore, the quality of the sinter produced is inferior, mainly manifested in low drop strength, low drum strength, low yield, and severe low-temperature reduction pulverization. Therefore, this limits the industrial application of vanadium-titanium iron ore.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the sinter is too high, it can lead to a series of problems such as high blast furnace return rate, increased fuel cost per ton of iron, poor blast furnace permeability, and unsmooth furnace operation.
- this invention prioritizes the addition of vanadium-titanium iron ore to the pellet feed, with a small amount of the surplus added to the sinter feed, and controls the TiO2 content in the sinter to be ⁇ 5%.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the iron material is selected to the maximum value. For example, 100% vanadium-titanium iron ore is used for pelleting, and no other iron material other than vanadium-titanium iron ore is added.
- the TiO2 content in the pellet is determined by the TiO2 content in the vanadium-titanium iron ore. Based on the current status of vanadium-titanium iron ore resources at home and abroad, the TiO2 content in the pellet is in the range of 3%-13%.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the blast furnace is increased by increasing the proportion of pellets (the proportion of pellets refers to the mass percentage of pellets in the blast furnace feed).
- the optimal proportion of pellets in the blast furnace feed is 100%.
- the pellet production line capacity is insufficient, sintered ore can be used to replace the insufficient portion.
- the minimum capacity of the pellet production line should ensure that the proportion of pellets in the blast furnace feed is greater than 30%.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore should not be too large in order to reduce the negative impact of TiO2 on the quality of sinter and blast furnace production.
- the TiO2 content in the finished sinter should be controlled at ⁇ 5%.
- the blast furnace vanadium-titanium iron ore ratio can be 100%, and 15% ⁇ TiO2 mass fraction in blast furnace slag ⁇ 45%.
- the pellet ratio is limited, it affects the increase of TiO2 mass fraction in blast furnace slag and the increase of the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in blast furnace.
- the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the blast furnace can be 60-100%.
- the titanium load in the furnace can be 110-220 kg/t.
- Blast furnace temperature is fundamental to stable blast furnace production and a crucial indicator for assessing furnace conditions.
- excessively low furnace temperatures can lead to a thinning of the softening zone, uneven initial gas flow distribution, and problems such as localized gas pipes in the charge column, uneven charging, uneven charge distribution, and material collapse.
- Excessively high temperatures can result in the formation of large amounts of Ti(C,N), leading to viscous slag and iron, foamy slag, difficulty in separating slag and iron, hearth adhesion, increased blast furnace pressure differential, and production disruptions.
- This invention regulates furnace temperature by adjusting the mass ratio of iron charge to fuel, the amount of pulverized coal injected, and the temperature of hot gas.
- the furnace temperature level is fed back by detecting the mass fractions of [Si] and [Ti] in the molten iron.
- the sum of the [Si] and [Ti] mass fractions in molten iron should be controlled to be less than 0.8% and less than 0.4%.
- the sum of the [Si] and [Ti] mass fractions in molten iron should be controlled to be less than 0.7% and less than 0.3%.
- the mass fraction of TiO2 in blast furnace slag is less than 20% and less than 25%
- the sum of the mass fractions of [Si] and [Ti] in molten iron should be controlled to be less than 0.10% and less than 0.6%.
- the sum of the mass fractions of [Si] and [Ti] in molten iron should be controlled to be less than 0.05% and less than 0.55%.
- the blast furnace charge and coke are charged from the top of the furnace at a mass ratio of 5.5-7.5:1, and the charge and pulverized coal are charged and injected into the furnace at a mass ratio of 15-40:1.
- the amount of pulverized coal injected into the blast furnace can be adjusted to reduce the ratio of iron to pulverized coal; when the furnace temperature is temporarily too high, the amount of pulverized coal injected into the blast furnace can be adjusted to increase the ratio of iron to pulverized coal.
- the amount of coke fed into the blast furnace can be adjusted to reduce the ratio of iron to coke; when the furnace temperature is consistently high, the amount of coke fed into the blast furnace can be adjusted to increase the ratio of iron to coke.
- a blast furnace fuel ratio of ⁇ 400 kg/t and a coke ratio of ⁇ 300 kg/t can be achieved.
- Typical values are a coal ratio of 50-100 kg/t and a coke ratio of 260-280 kg/t.
- the charging system of a blast furnace plays a crucial role in the distribution of gas flow, energy utilization, and smooth operation of the furnace.
- Blast furnace charging is achieved through top charging equipment, currently available in two types: minute-type top charging and bell-less top charging. Even with the same type of charging equipment, the parameters vary significantly depending on the blast furnace's volume. For example, even with a bell-less top charging system, different charging angles result in different points of impact of the charge within the furnace. Therefore, a standardized method is needed to regulate the distribution of the charge within the furnace. This invention focuses on bell-less top charging and provides a reasonable charging method.
- the specific charging method is as follows: At the blast furnace burden height, take a horizontal blast furnace cross-section and divide the circle containing the cross-section into 11 equal-area rings, numbered from the inner ring to the outer ring as ring 1, ring 2, ring 3, ring 4, ring 5, ring 6, ring 7, ring 8, ring 9, ring 10, and ring 11.
- the charging regime is as follows: 60%-80% of the coke is distributed in rings 9-11 and rings 1-5; 20%-40% of the coke is distributed in rings 6-8; 70%-90% of the iron is distributed in rings 4-10; and 10%-30% of the iron is distributed in rings 1-3 and ring 11.
- the strength of the iron ore fed into the blast furnace is required to ensure good permeability.
- the compressive strength of the pellets must be ⁇ 2500N, which increases processing costs, energy consumption, and carbon emissions.
- This invention by adopting the above-mentioned charging system, increases the proportion of vanadium-titanium ore, allowing the blast furnace to achieve suitable permeability, smooth charging, and high iron production even under lower iron ore strength conditions.
- Experimental verification shows that by adopting the above charging system, the compressive strength of the pellets can be reduced to as low as 1800N without affecting normal blast furnace production and technical and economic indicators.
- the combustion reaction of carbon in front of the tuyere is the main source of heat and reducing agent in the blast furnace.
- the substances injected into the tuyere of a traditional blast furnace include hot air, oxygen, and pulverized coal.
- the traditional blast furnace process introduces a large amount of N2 . This portion of N2 does not participate in the reduction reaction of iron oxides, but it plays a role in increasing the blast energy, stirring, and activating the hearth.
- the method for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore in an oxygen blast furnace of the present invention differs from the injection process of a traditional blast furnace.
- the substances injected into the tuyeres include hot coal gas, oxygen, and pulverized coal. Only a small amount of carbon needs to be burned to meet the heat and reducing agent requirements within the furnace. However, to meet the requirements for reasonable blast kinetic energy and hearth activity, it is necessary to control the amount of gas in the furnace belly. Production tests show that controlling the amount of gas in the furnace belly in the oxygen blast furnace for smelting high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore within the range of 1200 Nm3 /t to 1750 Nm3 /t is more suitable. Based on this furnace belly gas volume parameter and the amount of coke to be burned in the furnace, the tuyeres injection parameters are further determined as follows:
- the amount of hot coal gas injected into the furnace is 700 Nm3 /t - 1280 Nm3 /t, and the amount of oxygen injected into the furnace is 145 Nm3 /t - 245 Nm3 /t.
- the hot coal gas is the gas heated by the coal gas heater, which includes coke oven gas, steam, and purified coal gas.
- the input amount of coke oven gas into the coal gas heater is 20 Nm3 /t - 200 Nm3/t, and the molar ratio of steam to coke oven gas is 0.10-0.30 mol: 1 mol.
- This invention involves mixing a portion of coke oven gas, steam, and purified gas and feeding it into a gas heater.
- the purpose of adding steam to the mixture is to induce a series of reforming reactions between the steam and the coke oven gas, causing complex hydrocarbons to reform into H2 and CO, for example, CH4 + H2O ⁇ CO + H2 , C2H2 + H2O ⁇ CO + H2 .
- the proportion of steam added is determined based on the composition of the coke oven gas and thermodynamic and kinetic calculations of the reactions within the heater. The optimal range is a molar ratio of steam to coke oven gas in the gas heater of 0.10-0.30:1.
- the blast furnace top gas becomes purified gas after dust removal, CO2 removal and H2O removal.
- the amount of this purified gas is greater than the amount of purified gas required by the gas heating furnace, and the surplus is used by external users, thus realizing the semi-sealed circulation and recovery of gas.
- the compressed air used for pulverized coal injection contains approximately 79% N2 , and the furnace top equipment requires sealing and purging with N2 , and coke oven gas also contains 6%-10% N2 , this invention cannot yet achieve smelting in a zero-nitrogen environment. After removing dust, CO2 , and H2O from the coal gas, N2 enrichment is easily caused during recycling.
- the volume percentage of N2 in the furnace top gas after system equilibrium is ⁇ 25%, with an optimal range of 7-15%. This is a significant reduction compared to the 45%-60% volume percentage of N2 in traditional blast furnace gas.
- the purpose of supplementing the heating furnace with coke oven gas reforming gas is twofold: first, to increase the blast energy and ensure the activity of the hearth; and second, to dilute the N2 content of the gas in the furnace.
- Thermodynamic calculations show that the formation of Ti(C,N) in the blast furnace during the smelting of vanadium-titanium iron ore is closely related to the N2 content.
- the starting temperatures of reactions (1) and (2) are 1136°C and 1108°C, respectively, meaning that TiN is formed slightly earlier than TiC. In fact, pure TiN and TiC rarely exist in the blast furnace; instead, they form complex solid solutions that promote each other's formation.
- a portion of coke oven gas, steam, and purified gas are mixed and fed into a gas heater, where they are heated to become hot gas.
- the temperature range of the hot gas is 900°C-2300°C. Within this range, the higher the temperature of the hot gas, the more beneficial it is to reducing the solid fuel ratio and carbon emissions in the blast furnace.
- the solid fuel ratio includes both the coal ratio and the coke ratio.
- the gas heater can be electrically heated, heated by a hot blast stove, or heated by plasma gas. The ultimate goal is to obtain high-temperature gas at low cost. Depending on current technology, different heating equipment can achieve different hot gas temperatures. The most economical method is recommended to use a hot blast stove, which achieves a gas temperature of 1250-1280°C.
- Example 1 Smelting of high-titanium slag from high-titanium vanadium-titanium iron ore resources
- Table 2 Composition of Pelletite Produced from Vanadium-Titanium Iron Ore in Example 1
- the blast furnace iron charge consists of 100% blast furnace pellets, with no added sinter or lump ore, and the blast furnace vanadium-titanium iron ore proportion is 100%.
- the composition of the generated blast furnace slag is shown in Table 3.
- the fuel and power costs of the smelting method of the present invention were reduced by 57 yuan/ton of iron. Furthermore, since the price of vanadium-titanium iron ore is lower than that of ordinary iron ore, the ore blending cost of the present invention was reduced by 420 yuan/ton, and CO2 emissions were reduced by 33.3%.
- Example 2 Smelting of titanium slag from high-titanium vanadium-titanium iron ore resources
- Table 5 Composition of Pelletite Produced from Vanadium-Titanium Iron Ore in Example 2
- vanadium-titanium iron ore Due to insufficient output from the pellet production line, but to obtain better metallurgical performance of the sinter, for vanadium-titanium iron ore with a TiO2 content >8%, it is recommended that the proportion of pellets in the blast furnace iron charge be >50%.
- the blast furnace ore mix should be 60% pellets and 40% sinter, without adding lump ore.
- the TiO2 content of the sinter should be controlled to ⁇ 3.5%. Therefore, vanadium-titanium iron ore is prioritized for pellet production, with the remainder used for sintering.
- the iron raw materials for sintering production consist partly of vanadium-titanium iron ore and partly of other iron ores.
- the metallurgical performance of the vanadium-titanium sinter can be significantly improved.
- Special control of the MgO content in the sinter is no longer required, saving on the amount of high-MgO flux added during sintering production, thereby reducing production costs.
- the sinter composition is shown in Table 6, which allows for a vanadium-titanium iron ore proportion of >75% in the blast furnace.
- the sinter drum strength increased from an average of 72.0% to an average of 77.3%, and the sinter drum strength after implementation is >76%; the low-temperature reduction differentiation rate of sinter improved from an average of 55% to an average of 26.1%, and the low-temperature reduction pulverization rate of sinter after implementation is ⁇ 30%.
- the composition of the generated blast furnace slag is shown in Table 7.
- Table 7 The composition of the generated blast furnace slag basicity R2 in high-proportion vanadium-titanium iron ore smelting needs to be controlled to be ⁇ 1.12.
- the fuel and power costs used in the smelting method of the present invention were reduced by 57 yuan/ton of iron. Furthermore, since the price of vanadium-titanium iron ore is lower than that of ordinary iron ore, the ore blending cost was reduced by 13 yuan/ton of iron, and CO2 emissions were reduced by 31.5%.
- Example 3 Smelting of titanium slag from low-titanium vanadium-titanium iron ore resources
- Table 8 Composition of Low-Titanium Vanadium-Titanium Iron Ore from Example 3
- Table 9 Composition of Pelletite Produced from Vanadium-Titanium Iron Ore in Example 3
- the blast furnace iron charge consists of 100% blast furnace pellets, with no added sinter or lump ore, and the blast furnace vanadium-titanium iron ore proportion is 100%.
- the composition of the generated blast furnace slag is shown in Table 10.
- the fuel and power costs of the smelting method of the present invention were reduced by 53 yuan/ton of iron.
- the ore blending cost of the present invention was reduced by 310 yuan/ton, and CO2 emissions were reduced by 35.2%.
- Example 4 Smelting of titanium slag from low-titanium vanadium-titanium iron ore resources
- Table 11 Composition of Low-Titanium Vanadium-Titanium Iron Ore from Example 4
- the ore blending ratio for the blast furnace is 55% acidic pellets and 45% basic sinter, without the addition of lump ore.
- the aforementioned vanadium-titanium iron ore to produce pellets, no other iron-containing raw materials or fluxes are added during the pellet blending process.
- a binder is added during the pellet blending process.
- the composition of the produced pellets is shown in Table 12.
- Table 12 Composition of pellets produced from vanadium-titanium iron ore in Example 4.
- Vanadylene ore is preferentially used for pellet production, with the remainder used for sintering.
- the TiO2 content of the sinter is controlled to be ⁇ 3.5% to obtain better metallurgical properties. After equilibrium, it is found that when the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the iron feedstock for sintering is 100%, the TiO2 content of the sinter can be ⁇ 3.5%. At this point, the proportion of vanadium-titanium iron ore in the blast furnace is 100%.
- the composition of the sinter is shown in Table 13.
- Table 13 Composition of Sinter Produced from Vanad-Titanium Iron Ore in Example 4
- the fuel and power costs of the smelting method of the present invention were reduced by 53 yuan/ton of iron.
- the ore blending cost of the present invention was reduced by 310 yuan/ton, and CO2 emissions were reduced by 35.2%.
- Example 5 Example of Top Gas Circulation
- composition of coke oven gas in steel plants is shown in Table 15 below.
- the composition of the reducing gas obtained after reforming coke oven gas and steam in the heating furnace is shown in Table 16 below.
- the coke oven gas flow rate is 75 m3 /t and the steam flow rate is 15.9 m3 /t.
- the composition of the furnace gas generated in the furnace which comes from carbon combustion at the tuyere, direct reduction, and hot coal gas from the heating furnace, is shown in Table 17 below.
- the furnace gas volume is 1500 m3 /t.
- the gas in the furnace belly undergoes a reduction reaction with the iron oxides inside the furnace, producing metallic iron, H2O , and CO2 .
- the composition of the gas at the top of the furnace is shown in Table 18 below, and the gas volume at the top of the furnace is 1500 m3 /t.
- the composition of the purified blast gas after removing CO2 , H2O , and dust from the top gas is shown in Table 19 below, with a purified gas volume of 989 m3 /t. It is evident that N2 is enriched in the purified gas. If a portion is not exported, N2 will further enrich and rise to over 25% after one or more cycles of recycling. Therefore, 55 m3 /t of the 989 m3 /t purified gas is exported to other users, and 934 m3 /t is fed into the heating furnace for heating and then supplied to the blast furnace for recycling. However, this 934 m3 /t of purified gas cannot meet the blast furnace's blast energy requirements, so a portion of coke oven gas reforming is added. The purpose of supplementing with coke oven gas reforming is twofold: firstly, to increase blast energy and ensure hearth activity; and secondly, to dilute the N2 content of the gas inside the furnace.
- the 934 m3 /t of purified coal gas enters the next round of recycling:
- the purified coal gas with an N2 content of 21.09% is mixed with the coke oven gas reforming gas with an N2 content of 4.7% to become high-temperature reducing gas, which is then fed into the furnace. It is then mixed with CO produced by carbon combustion and reduction reactions in the furnace to become the furnace belly gas with an N2 content of 13.91%. This cycle repeats, and the N2 content of the coal gas in the furnace remains stable at around 13.91%.
- the smelting method of the present invention achieves blast furnace smelting with a vanadium-titanium iron ore ratio greater than 60%, a TiO2 mass fraction in blast furnace slag greater than 15% and less than 45%, and a CO2 emission reduction of more than 30%.
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- 一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:高炉采用纯氧喷吹,风口处喷入纯氧、热煤气和煤粉;铁料和焦炭从炉顶加入;其中炉顶煤气中N2的体积百分比<25%;炉顶煤气脱除CO2后循环利用;所述铁料为球团矿或铁料为球团矿和如下材料中的至少一种:烧结矿和块矿;所述球团矿中TiO2含量为3%-13%,生产球团矿所用铁原料为钒钛铁矿,球团矿在高炉入炉铁料中的质量占比>30%;所述烧结矿中TiO2质量分数<5%;冶炼生成的高炉炉渣中TiO2的质量分数>15%且<45%,高炉钒钛铁矿比例>60%,高炉CO2排放降低30%。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于:所述热煤气为煤气加热炉加热后的气体,所述煤气加热炉中气体来源包括焦炉煤气、水蒸气以及净化煤气,其中送入煤气加热炉的焦炉煤气流量为20Nm3/t-200Nm3/t,送入加热炉的水蒸气与焦炉煤气物质的量之比为0.10-0.30:1。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于:高炉冶炼过程中,当高炉炉渣中TiO2的质量分数>15%且≤18%时,铁水中[Si]和[Ti]的质量分数之和≥0.4%且≤0.8%;当高炉炉渣中TiO2的质量分数>18%且≤20%时,铁水中[Si]和[Ti]的质量分数之和≥0.3%且≤0.7%;当高炉炉渣中TiO2的质量分数>20%且≤25%时,铁水中[Si]和[Ti]的质量分数之和≥0.10%且≤0.6%;当高炉炉渣中TiO2的质量分数>25%时,铁水中[Si]和[Ti]的质量分数之和≥0.05%且≤0.55%。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于:所述高炉铁料与焦炭的质量比为5.5-7.5:1,所述高炉铁料与煤粉的质量比为15-40:1;高炉冶炼中高炉燃料比<400kg/t,焦比<300kg/t。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于:高炉冶炼过程中钒元素在铁水和炉渣中的分配系数[V]/(V2O5)>1.1。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于:所述喷入热煤气的流量为700Nm3/t-1280Nm3/t,所述喷入纯氧的流量为145Nm3/t-245Nm3/t。
- 如权利要求1所述的一种氧气高炉冶炼高比例钒钛铁矿的方法,其特征在于,所述铁料和焦炭的装料方法为:在高炉料面高度,取水平方向的高炉截面,将截面所在圆等分成11个等面积的圆环,从内环到外环依次进行编号,布料制度为:60%-80%的焦炭分布于9环-11环和1环-5环,20%-40%的焦炭分布于6环-8环,70%-90%的铁料分布于4环-10环,10%-30%的铁料分布于1环-3环和11环。
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