EP0904415A1 - Dispositif de production d'eponge de fer - Google Patents

Dispositif de production d'eponge de fer

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EP0904415A1
EP0904415A1 EP97924927A EP97924927A EP0904415A1 EP 0904415 A1 EP0904415 A1 EP 0904415A1 EP 97924927 A EP97924927 A EP 97924927A EP 97924927 A EP97924927 A EP 97924927A EP 0904415 A1 EP0904415 A1 EP 0904415A1
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reduction
reduction shaft
shaft
gas
reducing gas
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Bogdan Vuletic
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Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH
Deutsche Voest Alpine Industrieanlagenbau GmbH
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Voest Alpine Industrienlagenbau GmbH
Deutsche Voest Alpine Industrieanlagenbau GmbH
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    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
    • C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
    • C21B13/0006—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes obtaining iron or steel in a molten state
    • C21B13/0013—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes obtaining iron or steel in a molten state introduction of iron oxide into a bath of molten iron containing a carbon reductant
    • C21B13/002—Reduction of iron ores by passing through a heated column of carbon
    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
    • C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
    • C21B13/02—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes in shaft furnaces
    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
    • C21B13/00—Making spongy iron or liquid steel, by direct processes
    • C21B13/14—Multi-stage processes processes carried out in different vessels or furnaces

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  • the invention relates to a device according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the dust content of this gasification gas is several times higher than that of the reducing gas, which was introduced into the reduction shaft in a targeted manner and was previously dedusted in hot gas cyclones.
  • the dust is additionally conveyed back to the reduction shaft via the downpipes due to the wind sighting of the iron sponge discharged and, if appropriate, the calcined additives by the gasifier gas flowing up.
  • the total dust leads to a higher level of dust in the lower area of the reduction shaft, to channel formation, to a sticking of the fill and to an uncontrolled discharge of the sponge iron by the discharge devices.
  • a particularly disadvantageous effect is that the dust coming from the melter gasifier into the reduction shaft via the downpipes contains coal particles which contain tar and are only partially degassed, as well as other components which lead to agglomerate formation.
  • the wind sifting in the downpipes has an increasing effect, the dust content of the gas flowing back becomes ever higher and the bed in the lower area of the reduction shaft can be enriched with the circuit dust in such a way that due to the high frictional forces in the dust enriched bed very small pressure differences are sufficient to get the bed stuck gene, which leads to the known phenomena of channel formation and the undisturbed flow of gas with a very high dust content from the melter gasifier into the reduction shaft. Part of the dust is further transported upwards from the lower part of the reduction shaft into the reduction zone and also there leads to dusting of the bed and to channel formation.
  • Part of the remaining gap volume is entered by fine particles, which are introduced with the raw material, and part in the reduction shaft by reducing the
  • the results of this are a low degree of metallization, a low carburization of the iron sweat, a low degree of calcination of the additives, a low performance of the plant and a poor quality of the pig iron.
  • a minimum specific amount of the reducing gas is required, which is passed through the reduction shaft without channel formation and without the bed getting stuck.
  • This specifically required amount of reducing gas depends on the degree of oxidation of the reducing gas, the iron content of the iron oxides, the decomposition properties of the iron oxides used at low temperatures, the amount and the decomposition properties of the additives and other factors and is approximately 1050 ITL, 3 reducing gas per ton of iron oxides .
  • Fig. 2 shows a horizontal section through the
  • FIG 3 shows a vertical section through a channel for the supply of reducing gas.
  • the cylindrical reduction shaft 1 which is fed from above, that is to say above the reduction zone, via distributor pipes 4, of which only two are shown in FIG. 1, has a cross-section which widens downward and has a taper of approximately 2 ° in its upper region A. , in its middle, about 5 m high area B a conicity of about 0.5 ° and in its lower, about 2 m high area C a conicity of 2.5 °. Furthermore, it has several funnel-shaped product outlets 5 in its lower region, of which only two are shown in FIG. 1 and six in FIG. 2. The preferably funnel-shaped extensions or connecting lines 5a of the Duct outlets 5 open directly into the horizontally or slightly arched bottom of the reduction shaft 1.
  • the product outlets 5 are made of refractory material, namely partitions 9 and a conical block 10 in the radial center of the reduction shaft 1 with water- or nitrogen-cooled ones Brackets 6 formed.
  • a water-cooled carrier 12 with a protective tube 13 surrounding it and an insulation in the lower region between these tubes arranged eccentrically to one another and a channel 11 placed on the carrier 12 and open at the bottom in the form of a half-tube shell with elongated side walls is shown in FIG. 3 represents.
  • the carriers 12 with the channels 11 are arranged above the product outlets 5 and are supported with their radially inner end on the holders 6 of the block 10 made of refractory material.
  • a water-cooled line 8 which is inclined inward downward and cut obliquely at the front, is shown in broken lines in FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 1 a water-cooled line 8 which is inclined inward downward and cut obliquely at the front
  • Channels 11 and lines 8 are introduced from the outside reducing gas, as indicated by arrows 15.
  • the side walls of the channels 11 are drawn deeper and the lining is made stronger in order to avoid horizontal surfaces on which the deposited dust can remain.
  • a greater gradient can be achieved if the gas connections 15 are arranged laterally and obliquely with respect to the carrier 12.
  • funnel-shaped product outlets 5 are thus formed in the lower region of the reduction shaft by built-in components made of refractory material, which consist of the intermediate walls 9 and the conical block 10 in the middle region and which are provided with the holders 6 cooled with water or nitrogen, which protrude through the bottom of the reduction shaft 1 into the internals.
  • brackets also serve as supports for the water-cooled supports 12, on which the channels 11 for the introduction of the reducing gas are suspended in the lower, predominantly radially central region of the reduction shaft 1, and optionally as supports for the lines 8
  • funnel-shaped connecting lines 5a which are welded to the bottom of the reduction shaft 1 or fastened with flange connections and which extend the funnel-shaped product outlets 5, is a steep angle, which is necessary for the material to slide, and is the same given a higher level of the bed as a gas barrier for reducing the pressure difference between the melting gasifier and the reduction shaft 1.
  • the introduction of part of the reducing gas via the inlets 15 into the radially central region of the reducing shaft 1 should be about 2 m below the level of the side reducing gas inlets 3 through at least one channel 11 made of heat-resistant steel and / or a water-cooled line 8, which is preferably directly above each product outlet 5 or above each partition 9 are arranged.
  • the channels 11 for the introduction and distribution of the reducing gas are designed in the form of half-pipe shells made of heat-resistant steel with extended side walls and placed on top of the water-cooled tubular supports 12, so that the extended sides of the half-pipe shells open downwards Form channels 11.
  • This embodiment has the advantage that the wide horizontal or slightly downwardly sloping open channels 11 cannot become clogged with material or dust, that very large areas of the bed are available for the introduction of the reducing gas and that by a rapidly sinking downward and highly loosened bed in this area, good conditions are created for the separation of the dust from the introduced reducing gas and for the removal of the dust separated in the upper areas.
  • the dust-containing reducing gas is Cut of the reduction shaft 1 which allows access to less dusty areas of the fill.
  • Reduction shaft 1 which serves as a gas barrier and does not take part in the reduction process, is used by introducing colder reducing gas for greater carburization and residual reduction of the sponge iron.
  • the reduction zone and thus the entire reduction shaft can be built smaller and lighter, which results in a considerable advantage in the case of medium-sized reduction shafts with a total weight of approximately 1500 tons and more and a large span of the beams.
  • a higher carbon content and a higher metallization of the sponge iron lower the energy requirement of the melter gasifier and contribute to a more uniform operation and a better quality of the raw iron.
  • the reducing gas is therefore supplied via the inlets 15 at a lower temperature than that of the remaining reducing gas in order to create better conditions for the carburizing of the sponge iron in the lower region of the reducing shaft 1.
  • a temperature which is 50 ° to 100 ° C lower is to be regarded as optimal for this partial flow of the reducing gas.
  • a further cooling down to about 650 ° C., which would be optimal for the carburizing of the sponge iron, would, however, lead to a cooling in the middle of the shaft and thus to a lower metallization in this area.
  • the bed is cooled in this area, which is critical for agglomerate formation, and in connection with a relief of the bed from the weight of the material column above it by the water-cooled carrier 12 and / or the water-cooled lines 8 avoided the formation of agglomerates.
  • the temperature plays in the formation of agglomerates from calcined additives and from not fully degassed and tar-containing coal particles, the degassing products of which also contain water vapor, both of which act as binders and main components of the agglomerates with enclosed sponge iron particles and residual dust components the bulk as well as the pressing play a decisive role.
  • the bed sinks in the overlying areas of the reduction shaft 1 at a lower speed. Strong dusting and local overheating can also occur in some areas in the reduction zone due to the strongly exothermic Boudouard reaction.
  • the arrangement of the discharge screws at the lower end of the connecting lines 5a is to be regarded as an advantageous embodiment. In this embodiment, the reduction shaft 1 no longer needs to be cleared out when the discharge screws are replaced or major repaired, as a result of which long production downtimes and high start-up costs are avoided.
  • the fact that the channels 11 are open at the bottom provides the best conditions for the separation and removal of the separated dust.
  • the half-pipe shells of the channels 11 with the extended ones Lateral walls can be made from one piece or with very few welds at uncritical points and serve as wear protection and thermal insulation for the water-cooled beams 12.
  • the additional protective tube 13 made of heat-resistant steel.
  • the lower, more thermally stressed area between the two eccentrically located tubes is stuffed with insulating wool 14, and the protective tube
  • the 13 is preferably slit open at certain intervals in the upper region to its axis in order to avoid deformation due to different thermal loads.
  • the supports 12 and / or the lines 8 are supported in the wall of the reduction shaft 1 and on the brackets 6 embedded in the intermediate walls 9 and the block 10, so that no long and strong supports 12 and / or lines 8 for construction of large reduction shafts are required. It is advantageous to use the brackets 6 embedded in the conical block 10 for supporting the pipe supports 12 and the channels 11 and the brackets 6 embedded in the intermediate walls 9 for supporting the pipes 8.
  • the water-cooled lines 8 are laid at a steep angle and cut obliquely at their front end in order to enlarge the inflow area of the bed and to avoid clogging of the lines 8.
  • the amount of dust entered, the swelling of the iron oxides, the decomposition properties and grain composition of the iron oxides and additives and the content of carbon monoxide in the reducing gas must be taken into account.
  • a high conicity of about 2.5 ° is chosen so that open the bed and pick up the dust.
  • the sponge is carburized and the entire area is warmed up by the strongly exothermic Boudouard reaction, the decrease in the amount of gas by carburizing the sponge iron being more than compensated for by an increase in the amount of gas due to intensive calcination of the additives.
  • the specific pressure loss will increase by up to 15% while the cross section remains the same.
  • a smaller conicity angle of approximately 0.5 ° is selected in this region, which is approximately 3 to 5 m high.
  • a smaller angle and a greater specific pressure loss due to a higher level of dust than in the upper areas is also supported by the greater weight of the material column above. This allows a higher pressure loss and a higher level of dust in this area.
  • a taper of about 2 ° is considered optimal.
  • the reduction shaft 1 is loaded with iron oxides, which are optionally mixed with additives, via the in the upper area in a circle with the center in the longitudinal axis of the reduction shaft 1, the distribution pipes 4. Their number corresponds to at least twice the number of product outlets 5. In the case of larger reduction shafts, the distribution pipes should be in two
  • Circles and a larger number can be installed in order to minimize the separation of the filling and to avoid an increased gas flow in the edge area and in the middle of the reduction shaft due to a strong M profile.
  • the distributor pipes 4 are arranged symmetrically to the axes of the product outlets 5. It is thereby achieved that the bed below the distributor pipes 4, which is richer in fine grain size and which sinks at a lower speed than the coarser bed, by two distributor pipes 4 each, which are located directly above the two intake areas of the discharge screws, and that are located between the respective channel 11 and its two adjacent intermediate walls 9, decreases at an increased speed.
  • the amount of the reduction gas introduced into the middle area of the reduction shaft 1 via the inlets 15 is advantageously around 30% of the total amount of the reduction gas in the case of medium-sized reduction shafts, so that a large outer ring with about 70% of the reduction gas via the Bustle channel 2 and the inlet 3 is supplied.
  • the amount of gas supplied via the Bustle channel 2 by approximately 30%, the loading of the bed in this area with the dust is also reduced by approximately 30%, as a result of which channels are no longer formed and the bed becomes stuck during normal operation are to be expected.
  • a smaller part of the Conducted reducing gas will also flow into the outer ring, but the majority flow into the radially central region into the less dusty bed of the reduction shaft 1.
  • the amount of the reducing gas introduced in the radially central region of the reduction duct will increase accordingly.
  • the addition of the reducing gas into the middle region of the reduction shaft 1 via the lines 8 is therefore preferably an alternative to be realized in the case of smaller reduction shafts.
  • the carriers 12 and the lines 8 also bear a large part of the weight of the material column above, so that they relieve and loosen the bed in the production outlets 5 and loosen it in these funnel-shaped areas narrowed downwards do not form bridges.
  • the channels 11 can be built in a star shape or parallel to each other.
  • the supply lines to these and / or to the lines 8 are laid with a slope so that they do not become clogged by dust deposits and backfilling of the bed during pressure fluctuations in the system.
  • the extended side walls of the downwardly open channels 11 are provided with stiffeners and spacers 16 at certain intervals, so that a narrowing of the channel by pressing the parallel walls together by the fill is avoided.

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Abstract

Dans ce dispositif de production d'éponge de fer à partir de morceaux d'oxydes de fer dans un puits réducteur (1), on utilise un gaz réducteur chaud qui contient des poussières et est riche en monoxyde de carbone. Le gaz réducteur est produit dans un générateur de gaz par oxydation partielle de matériaux solides contenant du carbone et amené en partie au puits réducteur à travers plusieurs amenées latérales (3) de gaz réducteur situées à la même hauteur autour de la circonférence du puits réducteur à l'extrémité inférieure de la zone de réduction. Les morceaux d'oxyde de fer sont introduits dans le puits réducteur par sa partie supérieure et déchargés sous forme d'éponge de fer par son extrémité inférieure. Des amenées supplémentaires de gaz réducteur (15) sous forme de canaux (11) ouverts vers le bas qui s'étendent de l'extérieur vers l'intérieur du puits réducteur et/ou sous forme de conduits à extrémités intérieures ouvertes et inclinés vers le bas, de l'extérieur vers l'intérieur du puits réducteur, se situent au-dessous du plan des amenées latérales de gaz réducteur. Du gaz réducteur est ainsi amené également à la zone radiale intérieure du puits réducteur, de sorte que l'amenée de poussières par le gaz réducteur n'est pas limitée à la zone extérieure du matériau en vrac contenu dans le puits réducteur.
EP97924927A 1996-06-12 1997-05-30 Dispositif de production d'eponge de fer Expired - Lifetime EP0904415B1 (fr)

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DE19625127A DE19625127C2 (de) 1996-06-12 1996-06-12 Vorrichtung und Verfahren zur Erzeugung von Eisenschwamm
PCT/DE1997/001127 WO1997047773A1 (fr) 1996-06-12 1997-05-30 Dispositif de production d'eponge de fer

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