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JP5256982B2
JP5256982B2 JP2008263138A JP2008263138A JP5256982B2 JP 5256982 B2 JP5256982 B2 JP 5256982B2 JP 2008263138 A JP2008263138 A JP 2008263138A JP 2008263138 A JP2008263138 A JP 2008263138A JP 5256982 B2 JP5256982 B2 JP 5256982B2
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本発明は、鉄廃棄物等の鉄源を溶解、又は、溶解及び還元して銑鉄を製造する竪型溶解炉の操業方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for operating a vertical melting furnace for producing pig iron by melting or dissolving and reducing an iron source such as iron waste.

鉄鉱石を鉄源として銑鉄の製造する高炉法では、炉頂から装入した鉄鉱石が炉内を降下する間に、鉄鉱石中の酸化鉄を、羽口から吹き込む熱風中の酸素とコークスとの反応で生成する高温還元ガス(CO)で還元する。   In the blast furnace method in which pig iron is produced using iron ore as an iron source, while iron ore charged from the top of the furnace descends in the furnace, iron oxide in the iron ore is blown from the tuyere with oxygen and coke. It reduces with the high temperature reducing gas (CO) produced | generated by reaction of these.

高炉法では、約60%以上の間接還元率を確保するため、送風温度を1000℃以上とし、かつ、送風速度を高めて、炉内の羽口前にレースウエイを形成し、この領域でのガス利用率:ηCO(=CO2/(CO+CO2))が0となるように、還元ガス(CO)を生成する。 In the blast furnace method, in order to secure an indirect reduction rate of about 60% or more, the blast temperature is set to 1000 ° C. or more, and the blast speed is increased to form a raceway in front of the tuyere in the furnace. Gas utilization rate: Reducing gas (CO) is generated so that η CO (= CO 2 / (CO + CO 2 )) becomes zero.

一方、キュポラ法では、高炉に比べて内容積が小さい竪型溶解炉で、鉄鉱石に比べて金属化率の高い、鉄屑、鋳物屑、銑鉄等を主体とする鉄源を溶解して、銑鉄を製造する。竪型溶解炉では、還元を必要としない金属化率の高い鉄源を使用するので、炉内において、鉄源を十分に溶融し得る熱量を確保する必要がある。   On the other hand, the cupola method is a vertical melting furnace with a small internal volume compared to the blast furnace, melting the iron source mainly composed of iron scrap, foundry scrap, pig iron, etc., which has a higher metalization rate than iron ore, Produces pig iron. In the vertical melting furnace, an iron source having a high metallization rate that does not require reduction is used. Therefore, it is necessary to secure an amount of heat that can sufficiently melt the iron source in the furnace.

竪型溶解炉の操業において、高炉法のように、羽口前にレースウエイを形成すると、送風中の酸素(O2)とコークス(C)の燃焼反応(C+O2→CO2)で発熱した後、CO2ガスとコークス(C)のソルーションロス反応(CO2+C→2CO)による吸熱で、炉内熱量が低下し、鉄源を十分に溶解することが困難となる。 In the operation of a vertical melting furnace, when a raceway was formed in front of the tuyere as in the blast furnace method, heat was generated by the combustion reaction of oxygen (O 2 ) and coke (C) (C + O 2 → CO 2 ) Thereafter, the heat absorption by the solution loss reaction (CO 2 + C → 2CO) of CO 2 gas and coke (C) reduces the amount of heat in the furnace and makes it difficult to sufficiently dissolve the iron source.

それ故、竪型溶解炉で金属化率の高い鉄源を溶融する場合、羽口から、酸素富化した冷風や、600℃以下の熱風を、羽口前にレースウェイを形成しないような、低い送風速度で、炉内に吹き込み、さらに、炉内熱量の低下を抑制するため、鋳物用コークスを固体燃料として使用する。   Therefore, when melting an iron source with a high metallization rate in a vertical melting furnace, cold air enriched with oxygen or hot air of 600 ° C. or less from the tuyere does not form a raceway before the tuyere, Coke for casting is used as a solid fuel in order to blow into the furnace at a low blowing speed and to suppress a decrease in the amount of heat in the furnace.

鋳物用コークスは、高炉用コークスに比べて粒径が大きく、かつ、反応性が低いので、ソルーションロス反応(吸熱反応)を起こし難い。また、鋳物用コークスは、強度が高く、灰分が少ないので、炉内での粉化量、及び、スラグの発生量が少なく、炉内通気性の維持に貢献する。   Since the coke for castings has a larger particle size and lower reactivity than the coke for blast furnace, it does not easily cause a solution loss reaction (endothermic reaction). In addition, since the coke for casting has high strength and low ash content, the amount of pulverization in the furnace and the amount of slag generated are small, which contributes to maintaining the air permeability in the furnace.

ところで、近年、鉄源として、酸化鉄を多く含有し、銑鉄屑に比べ金属化率が低い製鉄ダストを、多量に使用する傾向にあり、竪型溶解炉には、鉄源を溶解する溶解機能に加え、鉄源中の酸化鉄を還元する還元機能が求められる。   By the way, in recent years, there is a tendency to use a large amount of iron-making dust that contains a large amount of iron oxide and has a low metallization rate compared to pig iron scrap, and the vertical melting furnace has a melting function for melting the iron source. In addition, a reduction function that reduces iron oxide in the iron source is required.

このような背景の下で、鉄源として、焼結プロセス鉄屑、鋳物屑、銑鉄等の還元を必要としない鉄源(金属化率の高い鉄源)の他に、ダスト塊成鉱、自己還元性鉱塊(炭材含有率の高い塊成鉱)などの鉄源(金属化率が低く、還元が必要な鉄源)を用いる竪型溶解炉の操業方法が、いくつか提案されている(特許文献1〜3、参照)。   Against this backdrop, as iron sources, in addition to iron sources that do not require reduction (sintering iron scraps, foundry scraps, pig iron, etc.) (iron sources with a high metallization rate), dust agglomerates, self Several methods have been proposed for operating vertical melting furnaces that use iron sources (low-metallization and iron sources that require reduction) such as reducible ores (agglomerates with a high carbon content). (See Patent Documents 1 to 3).

しかし、鉄源の性状が多様化すると、鉄源の溶解及び/又は還元が均等に進行し難く、炉壁に付着物が生成して成長し、その結果、棚吊りの発生頻度が増大する。   However, when the properties of the iron source are diversified, the dissolution and / or reduction of the iron source is difficult to proceed evenly, and deposits are generated and grow on the furnace wall, resulting in an increase in the frequency of shelf hanging.

金属化率が高い鉄源のみを使用する場合でも、銑鉄屑や、重量スクラップに、シュレッダー屑等の薄片スクラップを多量に混合して、鉄源として使用すると、炉内における鉄源の溶解位置が不均一になり、炉壁に付着物が生成して成長し、棚吊りを発生する頻度が増加する。   Even when only an iron source with a high metallization rate is used, if a large amount of thin scrap such as shredder scrap is mixed with pig iron scrap or heavy scrap, and used as an iron source, the melting position of the iron source in the furnace is reduced. It becomes non-uniform, deposits are generated and grow on the furnace wall, and the frequency of shelf hanging increases.

特表平01−501401号公報Japanese National Publication No. 01-501401 特開平10−036906号公報Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-036906 特開平09−203584号公報JP 09-203584 A

前述したように、鉄源の性状が多様化すると、炉内において、鉄源の溶解及び/又は還元が均等に進行し難く、炉況が安定しない。鉄源の溶解及び/又は還元が均等に進行しないと、炉内の温度分布が不均一となり、溶解した鉄源が炉壁に接触して凝固し付着物となる。   As described above, when the properties of the iron source are diversified, the melting and / or reduction of the iron source does not easily progress in the furnace, and the furnace condition is not stable. If the melting and / or reduction of the iron source does not proceed evenly, the temperature distribution in the furnace becomes non-uniform, and the dissolved iron source contacts the furnace wall and solidifies to become deposits.

炉壁に生成した付着物は、付着物近傍の炉内温度が上昇したとき、溶解して消滅する場合もあるが、多くの場合、炉壁に生成した付着物は成長し、炉内装入物の降下を妨げて、棚吊りの原因となる。また、付着物の成長は、炉内の温度分布をさらに不均一にし、炉況がより不安定化する一因ともなる。   The deposit generated on the furnace wall may melt and disappear when the furnace temperature near the deposit increases, but in many cases, the deposit generated on the furnace wall grows and enters the furnace interior. This prevents the descent of the rack and causes the shelf to hang. Moreover, the growth of the deposits causes the temperature distribution in the furnace to become more non-uniform and contributes to a more unstable furnace condition.

本発明者らは、竪型溶解炉の操業方法において、以上の現象が発現することを、実操業において確認した。   The present inventors have confirmed in actual operation that the above phenomenon appears in the operation method of the vertical melting furnace.

そこで、本発明は、炉内において、炉壁付着物の生成を抑制するとともに、付着物の成長を抑制して、炉況を安定化し、棚吊りの発生を抑制することを課題とし、該課題を解決する竪型溶解炉の操業方法を提供することを目的とする。   Therefore, the present invention aims to suppress the generation of deposits on the furnace wall in the furnace, suppress the growth of the deposits, stabilize the furnace condition, and suppress the occurrence of shelf hanging. It aims at providing the operation method of a vertical melting furnace which solves this.

本発明者らは、上記課題を解決するため、竪型溶解炉の操業において、炉壁付着物の生成及び成長の態様について、鋭意調査した。その結果、(x)付着物は、羽口より上部の炉壁に生成すること、及び、(y)付着物が生成した部分の炉壁温度は、付着物の成長に伴い低下すること、が判明した。   In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors diligently investigated the manner of generation and growth of furnace wall deposits in the operation of a vertical melting furnace. As a result, (x) deposits are generated on the furnace wall above the tuyere, and (y) the furnace wall temperature of the portion where the deposits are generated decreases as the deposits grow. found.

本発明は、上記知見に基づいてなされたもので、その要旨は以下のとおりである。   This invention was made | formed based on the said knowledge, and the summary is as follows.

)高炉用コークスを配合した固体燃料を用い、羽口から送風し、鉄源を溶解、又は、溶解及び還元して銑鉄を製造する竪型溶解炉の操業方法において、
(i-1)温度計を、羽口より上部の炉壁内に、炉高方向に1個以上、高さを揃えて炉周方向に埋設して、炉周方向の炉壁温度を測定し、
(i-2)温度計を、炉頂部に配設して、炉頂温度を測定し、
(ii-1)前記炉壁温度の少なくとも1つが、基準炉壁温度以下に低下し、かつ、前記炉頂温度が、基準炉頂温度以上であるときは、炉壁付着物が大きく成長し、棚吊りが生じていると判定し、(d2)
(ii-2)操業条件を、減尺操業条件、又は、メルトダウン操業条件に変更することを特徴とする竪型溶解炉の操業方法。
( 1 ) In a method for operating a vertical melting furnace that uses solid fuel blended with coke for blast furnace, blows from the tuyere, melts the iron source, or melts and reduces it to produce pig iron.
(I-1) One or more thermometers are embedded in the furnace wall above the tuyere in the furnace height direction, with the same height and buried in the furnace circumferential direction, and the furnace wall temperature in the furnace circumferential direction is measured. ,
(I-2) A thermometer is installed at the top of the furnace to measure the furnace top temperature,
(Ii-1) When at least one of the furnace wall temperatures falls below the reference furnace wall temperature and the furnace top temperature is equal to or higher than the reference furnace top temperature, the furnace wall deposits grow greatly, Determine that shelves are hanging, (d2)
(Ii-2) A method for operating a vertical melting furnace, characterized in that the operating conditions are changed to reduced operating conditions or meltdown operating conditions .

)前記羽口が、上下2段に配置されていることを特徴とする前記(1)に記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 ( 2 ) The method for operating a vertical melting furnace according to (1 ), wherein the tuyere is arranged in two upper and lower stages.

(3)前記温度計を、炉高方向に2又は3埋設することを特徴とする前記(1)又は(2)のいずれか1項に記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 (3) the thermometer, above, wherein the embedding two stages or three stages in the furnace height direction (1) or (2) vertical melting furnace method operations of any one of.

前記温度計を、炉周方向に、少なくとも、4列以上埋設することを特徴とする前記(1)〜()のいずれかに記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 The method for operating a vertical melting furnace according to any one of (1) to ( 3 ), wherein the thermometer is embedded in at least four rows in the furnace circumferential direction.

本発明によれば、竪型溶解炉の操業において、炉壁付着物の生成及び成長を抑制して、炉況を安定化し、棚吊りを発生させることなく、また、棚吊りを迅速に解消して、操業を継続することができる。   According to the present invention, in the operation of a vertical melting furnace, the generation and growth of deposits on the furnace wall are suppressed, the furnace condition is stabilized, and the shelf suspension can be quickly eliminated without causing the shelf suspension. The operation can be continued.

本発明について、図面に基づいて説明する。   The present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1に、竪型溶解炉の一態様を示す。竪型溶解炉1は、炉本体2、炉本体2の下部に設けた羽口6、炉本体2の上部に設けたガス吸引部4、及び、ガス吸引部4内に設けた炉頂部3で構成されている。羽口6は、通常、上段羽口6aが、炉下部に構築されたコークスベッド8の表面直上の高さ位置に設けられ、下段羽口6bが、コークスベッド8内の高さ位置に設けられている。   FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a vertical melting furnace. The vertical melting furnace 1 includes a furnace body 2, a tuyere 6 provided at the lower part of the furnace body 2, a gas suction part 4 provided at the upper part of the furnace body 2, and a furnace top part 3 provided in the gas suction part 4. It is configured. As for the tuyere 6, the upper tuyere 6a is usually provided at a height position directly above the surface of the coke bed 8 constructed in the lower part of the furnace, and the lower tuyere 6b is provided at a height position in the coke bed 8. ing.

バケット7内の原燃料10(鉄源と固体燃料)は、炉頂部3から、炉本体2の下部のコークスベッド8上に、鉄源と固体燃料が層状に又は混合状態で堆積するように装入される。原燃料10は、炉頂部3内の上部まで装入されて、炉頂部3が封止(マテリアルシール)される。   The raw fuel 10 (iron source and solid fuel) in the bucket 7 is loaded from the top 3 of the furnace onto the coke bed 8 below the furnace body 2 so that the iron source and solid fuel are deposited in layers or in a mixed state. Entered. The raw fuel 10 is charged up to the upper part in the furnace top 3, and the furnace top 3 is sealed (material seal).

原燃料10中の鉄源は、炉内を降下する間、羽口6から吹き込まれる空気中の酸素とコークス(固体燃料)との反応熱により溶解され、鉄源中の酸化鉄は、CO、固体炭素、及び、溶銑中炭素で還元される。溶解及び還元で生成した溶銑は、コークスベッド8を降下し、炉底5の貯銑滓部11に貯留する。   The iron source in the raw fuel 10 is dissolved by the reaction heat between oxygen in the air blown from the tuyere 6 and coke (solid fuel) while descending the furnace, and the iron oxide in the iron source is CO, Reduced with solid carbon and carbon in hot metal. The hot metal produced by melting and reduction descends the coke bed 8 and is stored in the storage part 11 of the furnace bottom 5.

炉底5の底盤上面には、出銑口9と連通する連結管12が設けられていて、貯銑滓部11に貯留する溶銑滓が、連結管12を通って流れ出る。溶銑滓は、上層部の溶滓と下層部の溶銑に分離し、下層部の溶銑は、出銑口9から取り出される。   On the upper surface of the bottom plate of the furnace bottom 5, a connecting pipe 12 that communicates with the spout 9 is provided, and the hot metal stored in the storage section 11 flows out through the connecting pipe 12. The hot metal is separated into a hot metal in the upper layer part and a hot metal in the lower part, and the hot metal in the lower part is taken out from the outlet 9.

上段羽口6aと下段羽口6bから送風する場合、下段羽口6bからは、室温又は600℃以下の空気を吹き込み、主として、コークス(固体燃料)を燃焼させ、この燃焼熱で、鉄源を溶解する。   When blowing from the upper tuyere 6a and the lower tuyere 6b, the lower tuyere 6b blows in air at room temperature or 600 ° C. or lower, mainly combusts coke (solid fuel), and the heat of combustion generates an iron source. Dissolve.

上段羽口6aからは、室温の空気を吹き込み、燃焼ガス(CO2)の一部とコークスのソルーションロス反応(吸熱反応)で生成したCOガスを燃焼させて、ソルーションロス反応で生じた炉内熱量の低下を補償する。 From the upper tuyere 6a, air at room temperature was blown, and a portion of the combustion gas (CO 2 ) and CO gas generated by the solution loss reaction (endothermic reaction) of coke were burned, and the inside of the furnace generated by the solution loss reaction Compensates for heat loss.

しかし、送風条件等の操業要因が変動して、鉄源を溶解する炉内熱量が急に低減したり、原燃料の降下又は堆積が乱れて、炉内ガス流に偏りが生じると、炉内における溶融高さが不均一となり、温度が低下した溶融帯の一部が凝固し始めたり、また、溶解しかけていた鉄源の一部が炉壁に付着して凝固し、付着物となる。   However, if operating factors such as the air blowing conditions fluctuate and the amount of heat in the furnace that melts the iron source suddenly decreases, or the drop or accumulation of raw fuel is disturbed, causing a deviation in the gas flow in the furnace, In this case, the melt height in the steel becomes non-uniform, and a part of the melted zone where the temperature decreases starts to solidify, or a part of the iron source that has been melted adheres to the furnace wall and solidifies to become a deposit.

溶融帯の温度の不均一、及び/又は、炉内熱量の不足が続くと、付着物は成長する。付着物が成長すると、その上に鉄源が絡み合って堆積し、棚吊りが発生する。棚吊りが発生すると、炉内の通気可能部分が狭くなり、その結果、炉内ガスの上昇速度が増し、炉頂温度が急上昇する。   If the temperature of the melting zone is uneven and / or the amount of heat in the furnace continues, deposits grow. As the deposit grows, the iron source entangles and accumulates on the deposit, causing shelf hanging. When shelves are generated, the portion of the furnace that can be vented is narrowed. As a result, the rising speed of the in-furnace gas increases and the top temperature of the furnace rises rapidly.

通常、炉頂温度を測定しているので、棚吊りの発生を検知することができるが、検知した時は、既に、棚吊りが発生しているので、検知後に、棚吊りを解消しようとして操業条件を変更しても、棚吊りの解消には、時間がかかる。   Normally, the temperature at the top of the furnace is measured, so the occurrence of shelf hanging can be detected. However, when it is detected, shelf hanging has already occurred. Even if the conditions are changed, it takes time to eliminate the shelves.

棚吊りの一因となる予兆を検知することができれば、操業条件を変更して、棚吊りの発生を抑制することができるので、本発明者らは、付着物の生成及び成長を検知することを検討した。   If it is possible to detect signs that contribute to shelf hanging, the operating conditions can be changed to suppress the occurrence of shelf hanging, so the present inventors can detect the generation and growth of deposits. It was investigated.

前述したように、上下2段羽口の場合、上段羽口からは、室温の空気を吹き込み、燃焼ガス(CO2)の一部とコークス(C)のソルーションロス反応(吸熱反応)で生成したCOガスを燃焼させて、ソルーションロス反応で生じた炉内熱量の低下を補償するが、上下2段羽口を使用する操業においては、上段羽口の上部炉壁に付着物が生成し易い。 As described above, in the case of a two-stage upper and lower tuyere, air at room temperature was blown from the upper tuyere and generated by a solution loss reaction (endothermic reaction) of a part of combustion gas (CO 2 ) and coke (C). CO gas is burned to compensate for the decrease in the amount of heat in the furnace caused by the solution loss reaction. However, in the operation using the upper and lower two-stage tuyere, deposits are easily generated on the upper furnace wall of the upper tuyere.

本発明者らは、付着物が生成した炉壁の温度は、当然に、周辺の炉壁の温度より低下していることに着目し、羽口上部の炉壁に温度計を埋設し、羽口上部の炉壁の温度を測定した。測定結果の一部を、炉頂温度の測定結果と併せて、図2に示す。   The inventors of the present invention noticed that the temperature of the furnace wall where the deposits were generated was naturally lower than the temperature of the surrounding furnace wall, and embedded a thermometer in the furnace wall above the tuyere, The temperature of the furnace wall at the top of the mouth was measured. A part of the measurement result is shown in FIG. 2 together with the measurement result of the furnace top temperature.

図2において、○印と◎印のところで、棚吊りが発生しているのであるが、炉壁温度の時間経過から、棚吊りは、(i)炉壁温度が600℃に、徐々に低下する過程、又は、(ii)600℃以下に、急速に低下した時点で発生することが解る。なお、棚吊りによる炉頂温度の上昇が著しい、◎印のところ(図中、矢印、参照)では、一時、休風した。   In FIG. 2, shelves are generated at the marks “◯” and “◎”. From the time elapsed of the furnace wall temperature, the shelves (i) the furnace wall temperature gradually decreases to 600 ° C. It can be seen that it occurs when the process or (ii) rapidly drops below 600 ° C. It should be noted that the temperature at the top of the furnace was significantly increased due to the shelves, where the ◎ marks (see arrows in the figure) temporarily suspended the wind.

このことは、棚吊りの一因となる付着物が成長するのに伴い、付着物が付着した炉壁の温度が低下することを意味している。即ち、本発明者らは、炉壁温度の推移から、棚吊り発生の予兆を検知することができることを見いだした。   This means that the temperature of the furnace wall to which the deposits adhere decreases as the deposits that contribute to the shelf hanging grow. That is, the present inventors have found that a sign of occurrence of shelf hanging can be detected from the transition of the furnace wall temperature.

本発明者らは、上記知見を踏まえ、羽口上部の炉壁の温度を、炉周方向において測定し、棚吊りの予兆を、早期に検知し、棚吊りの発生を抑制するため、温度計を、羽口より上部の炉壁内に、炉高方向に1個以上、高さを揃えて炉周方向に埋設した。   Based on the above findings, the present inventors measure the temperature of the furnace wall at the top of the tuyere in the furnace circumferential direction, detect signs of shelf hanging at an early stage, and suppress the occurrence of shelf hanging. Were embedded in the furnace wall in the furnace circumferential direction with one or more pieces aligned in the furnace height direction in the furnace wall above the tuyere.

図3に、羽口上部の炉壁に温度計を埋設した一態様を示し、図4に、図3のA−A断面でみた埋設態様を示す。   FIG. 3 shows an embodiment in which a thermometer is embedded in the furnace wall at the top of the tuyere, and FIG.

図3及び図4に示す埋設態様においては、炉周方向に等間隔で配置された、8個の下段羽口6bと、その直上の4個の上段羽口6aの上部炉壁に、温度計13a、13b、及び、13cが、炉高方向に所定の高さ間隔で、炉周方向に埋設されている。   3 and 4, thermometers are provided on the upper furnace walls of the eight lower tuyere 6b and the four upper tuyere 6a directly above the eight lower tuyere 6b arranged at equal intervals in the furnace circumferential direction. 13a, 13b, and 13c are embedded in the furnace circumferential direction at a predetermined height interval in the furnace height direction.

図3には、炉壁温度の変化を炉高方向においても測定するため、温度計を、炉高方向に三段に埋設した埋設態様を示したが、温度計の埋設は、付着物の生成及び成長を検知することができる限り、一段でもよいし、2段でもよい。検知の正確性を期すため、温度計を4段以上設けてもよい。   FIG. 3 shows an embedding mode in which a thermometer is embedded in three stages in the furnace height direction in order to measure the change in the furnace wall temperature also in the furnace height direction. As long as growth can be detected, it may be one stage or two stages. In order to ensure accuracy of detection, four or more thermometers may be provided.

また、図4には、温度計13a、13b、及び、13cを、炉高方向1列に埋設した態様を示したが、付着物の生成及び成長を検知することができる限りにおいて、必ずしも、炉高方向1列である必要はない。   FIG. 4 shows an embodiment in which the thermometers 13a, 13b, and 13c are embedded in one row in the furnace height direction. However, as long as the generation and growth of deposits can be detected, the furnace is not necessarily used. There is no need for one row in the high direction.

上段羽口の上部炉壁に、付着物が最も生成し易いので、温度計は、羽口と羽口の間より、上段羽口の上部炉壁に埋設するのが好ましい。ただし、温度計を埋設しようとする位置に、設備構造上の制約がある場合には、その位置を避け、他の位置に埋設する。なお、温度計の埋設位置は、基本的に、付着物の生成及び成長を検知することができる位置であればよい。   Since deposits are most easily generated on the upper furnace wall of the upper tuyere, the thermometer is preferably embedded in the upper furnace wall of the upper tuyere rather than between the tuyere. However, if there is a restriction on the equipment structure at the position where the thermometer is to be embedded, avoid that position and embed it at another position. In addition, the embedding position of a thermometer should just be a position which can detect the production | generation and growth of a deposit | attachment fundamentally.

図5に、8個の下段羽口6bの間に、4個の上段羽口6aを配置した竪型炉において、温度計を、羽口と羽口の間(即ち、上段羽口6aの間で、かつ、下段羽口6bの間)の上部炉壁内に埋設した埋設態様を示す。   In FIG. 5, in a vertical furnace in which four upper tuyere 6a are arranged between eight lower tuyere 6b, the thermometer is placed between tuyere (that is, between upper tuyere 6a). And the embedding aspect embed | buried in the upper furnace wall of between the lower tuyere 6b) is shown.

以上、2段羽口の竪型溶解炉を挙げて説明したが、本発明は、1段羽口の竪型溶解炉にも適用することができる。1段羽口の竪型溶解炉の場合、羽口は、通常、2段羽口の場合における下段羽口の高さ位置と同じ高さ位置に設けるが、温度計は、同じく、羽口より上部の炉壁に埋設すればよい。   Although the description has been given above with the two-stage tuyere vertical melting furnace, the present invention can also be applied to a one-stage tuyere vertical melting furnace. In the case of a 1-stage tuyere vertical melting furnace, the tuyere is usually installed at the same height as the lower tuyere in the case of a 2-stage tuyere. What is necessary is just to embed in an upper furnace wall.

本発明においては、測定した炉壁温度に基づいて、炉壁付着物の生成・成長を判定する。付着物は炉壁温度が低い炉壁に生成し、生成した付着物が成長すると、図2にも示したように、炉壁温度は低下していくので、炉壁温度の低下から、炉内における付着物の生成、及び、付着物の成長を、早期に把握することができる。   In the present invention, generation / growth of furnace wall deposits is determined based on the measured furnace wall temperature. The deposits are generated on the furnace wall having a low furnace wall temperature, and when the generated deposits grow, the furnace wall temperature decreases as shown in FIG. It is possible to grasp the generation of deposits and the growth of deposits at an early stage.

それ故、本発明では、基準炉壁温度を設定し、炉壁温度の低下と基準炉壁温度との対比で、炉内における付着物の生成態様、及び、付着物の成長態様を判定する。   Therefore, in the present invention, the reference furnace wall temperature is set, and the formation mode of deposits and the growth mode of deposits in the furnace are determined by comparing the decrease in the furnace wall temperature with the reference furnace wall temperature.

例えば、少なくとも1つの炉壁温度が、(a)基準炉壁温度以上であるが低下傾向にあるときは、炉壁に生成した付着物が成長している判定し、また、(b)基準炉壁温度以下に低下しているときは、炉壁付着物が大きく成長していると判定し、(d1)操業条件を、付着物を溶解する操業条件に変更する。   For example, when at least one furnace wall temperature is equal to or higher than (a) the reference furnace wall temperature, it is determined that deposits generated on the furnace wall are growing, and (b) the reference furnace temperature When the temperature falls below the wall temperature, it is determined that the furnace wall deposits are growing greatly, and (d1) the operating conditions are changed to operating conditions that dissolve the deposits.

前記付着物を溶解する操業条件は、いずれでもよいが、コークス比の上昇、及び/又は、ブランクコークスの投入が、炉内のコークスベッド高さを上昇させて、付着物を溶解するのに有効である。その他、送風条件(送風量、酸素流量等)を変更することも有効である。   The operating conditions for melting the deposits may be any, but increasing the coke ratio and / or introducing blank coke is effective for melting the deposits by raising the coke bed height in the furnace. It is. In addition, it is also effective to change the air blowing conditions (air blowing amount, oxygen flow rate, etc.).

このように、上記操業条件を変更して、炉壁付着物を溶解したり、大きさを縮小したりして、棚吊りの原因を取り除く。棚吊りの原因が取り除かれたことは、炉頂温度を測定することで確認することができる。   In this way, the operating conditions are changed to dissolve the furnace wall deposits or reduce the size, thereby eliminating the cause of the shelf hanging. It can be confirmed by measuring the furnace top temperature that the cause of the shelves has been removed.

炉内における付着物の生成態様、及び、付着物の成長態様の判定は、炉頂温度の変化を考慮して行ってもよい。この場合、基準炉頂温度を設定し、規準炉頂温度と基準炉壁温度に基づいて、付着物の生成態様、及び、付着物の成長態様の判定を行う。   The determination of the deposit generation mode and the deposit growth mode in the furnace may be performed in consideration of changes in the furnace top temperature. In this case, the reference furnace top temperature is set, and the generation mode of the deposit and the growth mode of the deposit are determined based on the reference furnace top temperature and the reference furnace wall temperature.

例えば、少なくとも1つの炉壁温度が、(c)基準炉壁温度以下に低下し、かつ、炉頂温度が、基準炉頂温度以上であるときは、炉壁付着物が大きく成長し、棚吊りが生じていると判定し、(d2)操業条件を、減尺操業条件、又は、メルトダウン操業条件に変更する。   For example, when at least one furnace wall temperature decreases to (c) a reference furnace wall temperature or lower and the furnace top temperature is equal to or higher than the reference furnace top temperature, the furnace wall deposit grows greatly and is suspended from a shelf. (D2) The operating condition is changed to a reduced scale operating condition or a meltdown operating condition.

このように、棚吊りを検知した後、操業自体を、大きく変更することにより、棚吊りを、迅速に解消することができる。   As described above, after the shelf suspension is detected, the shelf suspension can be quickly eliminated by largely changing the operation itself.

次に、本発明の実施例について説明するが、実施例の条件は、本発明の実施可能性及び効果を確認するために採用した一条件例であり、本発明は、この一条件例に限定されるものではない。本発明は、本発明の要旨を逸脱せず、本発明の目的を達成する限りにおいて、種々の条件を採用し得るものである。   Next, examples of the present invention will be described. The conditions of the examples are one example of conditions adopted for confirming the feasibility and effects of the present invention, and the present invention is limited to this one example of conditions. Is not to be done. The present invention can adopt various conditions as long as the object of the present invention is achieved without departing from the gist of the present invention.

(実施例)
仕様を表1に示す竪型溶解炉(最大出銑能力:55t/hr)で、多様な性状の鉄源を溶解、還元した。操業初期の操業条件を、表2に示す。基準炉壁温度は、600℃とし、基準炉頂温度は150℃とした。
(Example)
An iron source having various properties was melted and reduced in a vertical melting furnace (maximum output capacity: 55 t / hr) shown in Table 1. Table 2 shows the operating conditions at the initial stage of operation. The reference furnace wall temperature was 600 ° C., and the reference furnace top temperature was 150 ° C.

そして、炉壁温度が、600℃以上であるが、低下傾向が12時間以上継続する場合は、ブランクコークスを1t、臨時的に投入し、炉壁温度が600℃以下に低下した場合は、コークス比を2kg/t増加して操業し、操業期間中の棚吊り休止期間を計測した。   If the furnace wall temperature is 600 ° C. or more, but the downward trend continues for 12 hours or more, 1 t of blank coke is temporarily added, and if the furnace wall temperature falls to 600 ° C. or less, coke The ratio was increased by 2 kg / t for operation, and the shelf suspension suspension period during the operation period was measured.

その結果を、図6に示す。9月以降、本発明を実施したところ、月間の棚吊り休止時間は、従来の休止時間の半分(5hr/月)以下に減少した。休止時間が0の月は、炉頂温度をも考慮して、操業条件を変更した。   The result is shown in FIG. After September, when the present invention was implemented, the monthly shelf suspension time decreased to less than half of the conventional suspension time (5 hr / month). In the month of zero downtime, the operating conditions were changed in consideration of the furnace top temperature.

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前述したように、本発明によれば、竪型溶解炉の操業において、炉壁付着物の生成及び成長を抑制して、炉況を安定化し、棚吊りを発生させることなく、また、棚吊りを迅速に解消して、操業を継続することができる。したがって、本発明は、鉄鋼製造業において利用可能性が大きいものである。   As described above, according to the present invention, in the operation of the vertical melting furnace, the generation and growth of the furnace wall deposits are suppressed, the furnace condition is stabilized, and the shelf suspension is not generated. Can be resolved quickly and operation can be continued. Therefore, the present invention has great applicability in the steel manufacturing industry.

竪型溶解炉の一態様を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the one aspect | mode of a vertical melting furnace. 羽口上部の炉壁の温度と、炉頂温度の時間経緯を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the time course of the temperature of the furnace wall of a tuyere upper part, and a furnace top temperature. 羽口上部の炉壁に温度計を埋設した一態様を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the one aspect | mode which embedded the thermometer in the furnace wall of the tuyere upper part. 図3のA−A断面でみた埋設態様を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the embedment aspect seen in the AA cross section of FIG. 羽口上部の炉壁に温度計を埋設した別の態様を示す図である。It is a figure which shows another aspect which embedded the thermometer in the furnace wall of the tuyere upper part. 本発明の効果を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the effect of this invention.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 竪型溶解炉
2 炉本体
3 炉頂部
4 ガス吸引部
5 炉底
6 羽口
6a 上段羽口
6b 下段羽口
7 バケット
8 コークスベッド
9 出銑口
10 原燃料(鉄源、固体燃料)
11 貯銑滓部
12 連通管
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Vertical melting furnace 2 Furnace main body 3 Furnace top part 4 Gas suction part 5 Furnace bottom 6 tuyere 6a Upper tuyere 6b Lower tuyere 7 Bucket 8 Coke bed 9 Outlet 10 Raw fuel (iron source, solid fuel)
11 Storage Department 12 Communication Pipe

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高炉用コークスを配合した固体燃料を用い、羽口から送風し、鉄源を溶解、又は、溶解及び還元して銑鉄を製造する竪型溶解炉の操業方法において、
(i-1)温度計を、羽口より上部の炉壁内に、炉高方向に1個以上、高さを揃えて炉周方向に埋設して、炉周方向の炉壁温度を測定し、
(i-2)温度計を、炉頂部に配設して、炉頂温度を測定し、
(ii-1)前記炉壁温度の少なくとも1つが、基準炉壁温度以下に低下し、かつ、前記炉頂温度が、基準炉頂温度以上であるときは、炉壁付着物が大きく成長し、棚吊りが生じていると判定し、
(ii-2)操業条件を、減尺操業条件、又は、メルトダウン操業条件に変更することを特徴とする竪型溶解炉の操業方法。
In the operation method of the vertical melting furnace using solid fuel blended with coke for blast furnace, blowing from the tuyere, melting the iron source, or melting and reducing to produce pig iron
(I-1) One or more thermometers are embedded in the furnace wall above the tuyere in the furnace height direction, with the same height and buried in the furnace circumferential direction, and the furnace wall temperature in the furnace circumferential direction is measured. ,
(I-2) A thermometer is installed at the top of the furnace to measure the furnace top temperature,
(Ii-1) When at least one of the furnace wall temperatures falls below the reference furnace wall temperature and the furnace top temperature is equal to or higher than the reference furnace top temperature, the furnace wall deposits grow greatly, Determine that shelves are hanging,
(Ii-2) A method for operating a vertical melting furnace, characterized in that the operating conditions are changed to reduced operating conditions or meltdown operating conditions .
前記羽口が、上下2段に配置されていることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 Operation method of a vertical furnace according to claim 1, wherein the tuyere, characterized in that it is arranged vertically in two stages. 前記温度計を、炉高方向に2又は3埋設することを特徴とする請求項1又は2のいずれか1項に記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 The thermometer, vertical melting furnace method operations of any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that embedded in two stages or three stages in the furnace height direction. 前記温度計を、炉周方向に、少なくとも、4列以上埋設することを特徴とする請求項1〜のいずれか1項に記載の竪型溶解炉の操業方法。 The method for operating a vertical melting furnace according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein at least four rows of the thermometers are embedded in the circumferential direction of the furnace.
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