Patent classifications
C21C1/02
Device and method for continuous desulphurisation of liquid hot metal
A device and a method for continuous desulphurisation of liquid iron provided by a blast furnace process or a direct reduction process. The device including a desulphurisation reactor or a plurality of consecutive desulphurisation reactors. The desulphurisation reactor or reactors each include an entry section for receiving liquid iron from liquid iron production means or from the desulphurisation reactor immediately preceding the subsequent desulphurisation reactor, and a reaction section for removing the sulphur from the liquid iron.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer, and injecting a desulphurizing reagent directly in the pig iron layer. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
Method for manufacturing pig iron into an electrical smelting furnace and associated smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer and tapping the pig iron into a ladle and adding a silicon containing material directly in the pig iron in the runner of at least one of the smelting furnace tap holes. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and an associated electrical smelting furnace.
Method for manufacturing pig iron into an electrical smelting furnace and associated smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer and tapping the pig iron into a ladle and adding a silicon containing material directly in the pig iron in the runner of at least one of the smelting furnace tap holes. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and an associated electrical smelting furnace.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated electrical smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel 20, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer, and injecting a desulphurizing reagent directly in the pig iron layer. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated electrical smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in a smelting furnace 13 including a vessel 20, the method including the following successive steps loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer, and injecting a carbon containing material directly in the pig iron layer. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated electrical smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in a smelting furnace 13 including a vessel 20, the method including the following successive steps loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer, and injecting a carbon containing material directly in the pig iron layer. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated electrical smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer and, tapping the pig iron into a ladle, and adding a carbon containing material directly in the pig iron in the runner of at least one of the smelting furnace tap holes. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace and associated electrical smelting furnace
A method for manufacturing pig iron in an electrical smelting furnace including a vessel, the method including the following successive steps: loading DRI product in the vessel, melting the DRI product to form a pig iron layer topped by a slag layer and, tapping the pig iron into a ladle, and adding a carbon containing material directly in the pig iron in the runner of at least one of the smelting furnace tap holes. It also deals with the manufacturing of steel from the pig iron and the associated electrical smelting furnace.
Molten iron dephosphorization method
A dephosphorization method using a top and bottom blown converter. This method uses a converter charged with molten iron and slag, to blow an oxygen-containing gas from a top-blowing lance, supply the gas from an inlet of a blowing hole, and supply a control gas from an opening toward an axial center. This method has: a slag top-surface position measurement step, with the top surface of the molten iron measured in advance, measuring an arbitrary position in a top surface of the slag; a slag top-surface difference calculation of slag thickness difference between the measured top-surface positions of the molten iron and the slag; and a jetting condition adjustment step of, using the obtained slag thickness, adjusting a jetting condition of the gas jetted from the top-blowing lance into an appropriate range. The top-blown jetting condition is adjusted by comparing the slag thickness and the depth of a surface depression.