Research On The Foaming Property Of Blast Furnace Slag Bearing TiO2

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
H. Pei
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

PZH (Pan Zhi Hua) Iron and Steel (Group) Corporation, the biggest steel company in southwest China, has been using titanium-vanadium-magnetite as the main raw materials for blast furnace iron making processing for over 30 years. One of the problems that has a negative affect on the blast furnace operation is slag foaming. Based on the chemical components of the blast furnace slag-bearing higher TiO2, the foaming properties were studied. The TiO2content, which is calculated according to the total titanium content in all the forms of titanium compound in the slag, in this research is 30% weight per cent. Different forms of titanium compounds have different actions on the slag foaming behaviour that depends on the reduction condition in the blast furnace. The relationships among slag foaming performance and the binary alkalinity of the slag, the content of CaF2, MnO in slag, and the amount of gas injected in slag are investigated. The results show CaF2 and MnO have a stronger anti-foaming affect on the slag, even in the lower percentage. The way to measure high TiO2slag foaming performance and how to eliminate foamy slag are also discussed. Keywords: blast furnace slag bearing TiO2, foamy slag, foaming performance
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APA: H. Pei  (2004)  Research On The Foaming Property Of Blast Furnace Slag Bearing TiO2

MLA: H. Pei Research On The Foaming Property Of Blast Furnace Slag Bearing TiO2. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2004.

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