Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Experimental Research on Utilization of Steel Rolling Sludge in Sintering Process. |
| Authors: |
Haochuan Zhao, Wenqi Zhong, Guanwen Zhou, Yingjuan Shao, Tiancai Wang, Fei Liu, B. -S. Jin |
| Source: |
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering; 2013, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p1-9, 9p |
| Subject Terms: |
ROLLING (Metalwork), SEWAGE sludge, SINTERING, AIR pollutants, CARBON dioxide |
| Abstract: |
A quantity of steel rolling sludge (SRS) produced in the rolling mill is harm to the environment and difficult to dispose. This article is devoted to study on utilization of SRS in sintering process. A sinter pot system with capacity of 75 kg was established. The sintering time, the flue gas temperature, the sintering temperature and the suction pressure in sintering process were measured. Besides the sinter quality, air pollutants discharged from the sintering process with the mass fraction of SRS ranging from 0 to 3% was investigated. The results showed that the CO2 concentration is corresponding to the sintering process, the SO2 concentration has a self-sustaining characteristic and the NOX concentration maintains stability. Increase in mass fraction of SRS leads to the decrease of sintering temperature, particle size, tumbler index and basicity of the sinter. Besides, the sintering time and the average concentration of NOX decrease first and then increase, while the suction pressure appears an opposite trend with increasing mass fraction of SRS. Moreover, the average concentration of CO2 and SO2 both decrease with increasing mass fraction of SRS, and the fuel consumption per sinter produced is the least when the mass fraction of SRS is 2%. Therefore, when the mass fraction of SRS was 2%, the sintering process had the best performance in consideration of sinter quality, emission of air pollutants and behaviors in sintering process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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