In this study, composite briquettes were prepared using gravity dust and converter sludge as the main materials; these briquettes were subsequently reduced in a tube furnace at 1000-1300℃ for 5-30 min under a nitroge...In this study, composite briquettes were prepared using gravity dust and converter sludge as the main materials; these briquettes were subsequently reduced in a tube furnace at 1000-1300℃ for 5-30 min under a nitrogen atmosphere. The effects of reaction temperature, reaction time, and carbon content on the metallization and dezincification ratios of the composite briquettes were studied. The reduced com- posite briquettes were characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD）, scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, and energy-dispersive spectroscopy （EDS）. The results show that the gravity dust and converter sludge are combined into the composite briquettes and a reasonable combination not only improves the performance of the composite briquettes, but also leads to the reduction with no or little reductant and flux. As the re- action temperature is increased and the reaction time is extended, the metallization and dezincification ratios of the composite briquettes in- crease gradually. When the composite briquettes are roasted at 1300℃ for 30 rain, the metallization ratio and dezineification ratio reaches 91.35% and 99.25%, respectively, indicating that most of the iron oxide is reduced and the zinc is almost completely removed. The carbon content is observed to exert a lesser effect on the reduction process; as the C/O molar ratio increases, the metallization and dezincification ra- tios first increase and then decrease.展开更多
The treatment of iron-bearing dusts and sludges by the rotary hearth furnace process has the advantage of sufficient utilization of valuable metals and a high impurity removal rate,but the lower strength of the metall...The treatment of iron-bearing dusts and sludges by the rotary hearth furnace process has the advantage of sufficient utilization of valuable metals and a high impurity removal rate,but the lower strength of the metallized product needs to be addressed.The effects of quaternary basicity R4(w(CaO+MgO)/w(SiO_(2)+Al_(2)O_(3)))on the reduction behavior and physical and chemical properties of metallized pellets,including phase composition,compressive strength,microstructure and soft melting area,were investigated with FactSage thermodynamic software and experiments.The strength of metallized pellets depended on the gangue composition,such as CaO,MgO,Al_(2)O_(3) and SiO_(2),due to the altered chemical composition,physical phase composition,microscopic morphology and stability of the slag phase.The reduction of carbon-bearing pellets was significantly promoted by suitable basicity.The lower basicity(R_(4)<1.4)facilitated the formation of low melting point iron-containing compounds from SiO_(2) and Al_(2)O_(3) with FeO,resulting in increased liquid phase generation,but lower metallization rate,due to the hindered precipitation and growth of iron grains.Interestingly,the higher basicity(R_(4)>1.8)also increased the amount of liquid phase and improved the strength of the pellets,due to the granular iron crystals bonded into sheets.Notably,the main component of the liquid phase in high-basicity conditions was calcium ferrite.Although the additional amount of liquid phase was beneficial to the strength of the metallized pellets,calcium disilicate was formed at R_(4)=1.6,resulting in a reduction in the compressive strength of the pellets to 1521.9 N/pellet.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.U1260202)the National Basic Research Priorities Program of China(No.2012CB720401)the State Key Laboratory of Solid Waste Reuse for Building Materials
文摘In this study, composite briquettes were prepared using gravity dust and converter sludge as the main materials; these briquettes were subsequently reduced in a tube furnace at 1000-1300℃ for 5-30 min under a nitrogen atmosphere. The effects of reaction temperature, reaction time, and carbon content on the metallization and dezincification ratios of the composite briquettes were studied. The reduced com- posite briquettes were characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD）, scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, and energy-dispersive spectroscopy （EDS）. The results show that the gravity dust and converter sludge are combined into the composite briquettes and a reasonable combination not only improves the performance of the composite briquettes, but also leads to the reduction with no or little reductant and flux. As the re- action temperature is increased and the reaction time is extended, the metallization and dezincification ratios of the composite briquettes in- crease gradually. When the composite briquettes are roasted at 1300℃ for 30 rain, the metallization ratio and dezineification ratio reaches 91.35% and 99.25%, respectively, indicating that most of the iron oxide is reduced and the zinc is almost completely removed. The carbon content is observed to exert a lesser effect on the reduction process; as the C/O molar ratio increases, the metallization and dezincification ra- tios first increase and then decrease.
基金support from the Outstanding Youth Fund of Anhui Province(Grant No.2208085J19)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2022YFC3901405).
文摘The treatment of iron-bearing dusts and sludges by the rotary hearth furnace process has the advantage of sufficient utilization of valuable metals and a high impurity removal rate,but the lower strength of the metallized product needs to be addressed.The effects of quaternary basicity R4(w(CaO+MgO)/w(SiO_(2)+Al_(2)O_(3)))on the reduction behavior and physical and chemical properties of metallized pellets,including phase composition,compressive strength,microstructure and soft melting area,were investigated with FactSage thermodynamic software and experiments.The strength of metallized pellets depended on the gangue composition,such as CaO,MgO,Al_(2)O_(3) and SiO_(2),due to the altered chemical composition,physical phase composition,microscopic morphology and stability of the slag phase.The reduction of carbon-bearing pellets was significantly promoted by suitable basicity.The lower basicity(R_(4)<1.4)facilitated the formation of low melting point iron-containing compounds from SiO_(2) and Al_(2)O_(3) with FeO,resulting in increased liquid phase generation,but lower metallization rate,due to the hindered precipitation and growth of iron grains.Interestingly,the higher basicity(R_(4)>1.8)also increased the amount of liquid phase and improved the strength of the pellets,due to the granular iron crystals bonded into sheets.Notably,the main component of the liquid phase in high-basicity conditions was calcium ferrite.Although the additional amount of liquid phase was beneficial to the strength of the metallized pellets,calcium disilicate was formed at R_(4)=1.6,resulting in a reduction in the compressive strength of the pellets to 1521.9 N/pellet.
