Converter blowing method
阅读说明:本技术 转炉吹炼方法 (Converter blowing method ) 是由 贞本峻秀 福山博之 仁井谷洋 于 2019-05-27 设计创作,主要内容包括:转炉吹炼方法为,从顶吹喷枪的喷嘴向转炉内的铁水面吹送氧气,该转炉吹炼方法具有:速度计算工序,求出在吹炼中产生的废气中的粉尘量而计算所述转炉中的粉尘产生速度;偏差量计算工序,求出预先求出的使所述铁水面与所述顶吹喷枪的前端的距离即喷枪间隙为最佳的间隔时的所述顶吹喷枪的使用次数与所述粉尘产生速度的关系R1所对应的、在所述速度计算工序中计算出的所述粉尘产生速度的偏差量;以及位置调整工序,根据预先求出的所述喷枪间隙的变化量与所述粉尘产生速度的变化量的关系R2,为了校正在所述偏差量计算工序中求出的所述偏差量,在所述吹炼中调整所述喷枪间隙。(A converter blowing method for blowing oxygen into a molten iron surface in a converter from a nozzle of a top-blowing lance, the converter blowing method comprising: a speed calculation step of calculating a dust generation speed in the converter by obtaining an amount of dust in an exhaust gas generated during blowing; a deviation amount calculation step of calculating a deviation amount of the dust generation speed calculated in the speed calculation step, the deviation amount corresponding to a relationship R1 between the number of times of use of the top-blowing lance and the dust generation speed when a lance gap, which is a distance between the molten iron surface and a tip end of the top-blowing lance, is an optimum distance, which is calculated in advance; and a position adjustment step of adjusting the lance gap during the blowing so as to correct the deviation amount calculated in the deviation amount calculation step, based on a relationship R2 between a variation in the lance gap and a variation in the dust generation speed, which is obtained in advance.)
1. A converter blowing method for blowing oxygen gas from a nozzle of a top-blowing lance to a molten iron surface in a converter, the converter blowing method comprising:
a speed calculation step of calculating a dust generation speed in the converter by obtaining an amount of dust in an exhaust gas generated during blowing;
a deviation amount calculation step of calculating a deviation amount of the dust generation speed calculated in the speed calculation step, which corresponds to a relationship R1 obtained in advance, where the relationship R1 is a relationship between the number of times the top-blowing lance is used and the dust generation speed when a lance gap, which is a distance between the molten iron surface and the tip end of the top-blowing lance, is an optimum interval; and
and a position adjustment step of adjusting the lance gap during the blowing so as to correct the deviation amount calculated in the deviation amount calculation step, based on a relationship R2 between a variation in the lance gap and a variation in the dust generation speed, which is obtained in advance.
2. The converter blowing method according to claim 1,
in the correction of the deviation amount, a gradient obtained by dividing a variation amount of the dust generation speed by a variation amount of the lance gap is used.
3. The converter blowing method according to claim 1 or 2,
in the speed calculation step, the dust concentration in the collected dust water is calculated from the difference between the density of the collected dust water measured by the densitometer and the density of the pure water predicted from the temperature of the collected dust water measured by the thermometer, and the amount of the dust is obtained by continuously collecting the collected dust water obtained by wet-collecting the exhaust gas, passing the collected dust water through the densitometer and the thermometer.
Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to a converter blowing method using a top-blowing lance.
Background
In the converter, the blowing is performed using a top-blowing lance (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as "lance"). In this blowing, oxygen is injected from a nozzle hole provided in the lance toward the molten iron surface (liquid surface) to stir the molten iron and remove Si, Mn, P, and C by the oxidation reaction. During blowing, dust is generated from the converter due to the oxygen gas injected from the nozzle hole of the lance bouncing on the molten iron surface and the decarburization reaction. The generated dust is discharged together with the exhaust gas. This dust mainly contains iron components (iron and iron oxide), and it is not desirable that the iron components are lost and reduced during discharge.
When the top-blowing lance is used for converting, the shape of the molten iron surface in the converter changes when the oxygen collides with the molten iron surface due to the oxygen feeding speed and the lance height (the nozzle tip position).
It is known that the more the distance between the molten iron surface and the tip of the nozzle, that is, the more the lance gap is reduced at a constant oxygen feed rate, the more the shape of the molten iron at the time of oxygen collision with the molten iron surface becomes a puddle (reversed Ω -shaped cross section), and the more easily the generated dust is captured into the molten iron without scattering, so that the amount of dust generated can be reduced. This is called hard blowing.
On the other hand, it is known that if the lance gap is too small, the nozzle is strongly affected by heat from the molten iron surface, and therefore the nozzle is severely worn, and the life of the lance is shortened. In this way, the life of the lance is shortened, and the replacement frequency of the lance is increased, which adversely affects the operation.
From the above, it is desirable that the lance gap is an optimum gap for reducing the amount of dust generated while maintaining the life of the lance, and blowing is performed according to the gap. The optimum interval of the lance gap (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as "optimum lance gap") is set in accordance with the size and oxygen feed rate of the converter.
In order to set the lance gap to an optimum interval, it is necessary to know the height of the molten iron surface, and as a method therefor, for example, there is a technique disclosed in japanese patent application laid-open No. 11-52049. Specifically, the following method is used: after charging molten iron and scrap or a can alloy (alloy iron charged into a can or the like) into the converter, microwaves are transmitted into the converter through a mobile microwave transmitting/receiving antenna provided in a sub-lance hole of an upper lid of the converter, and the height (liquid level grade) of the molten iron surface is measured from the received signals.
Disclosure of Invention
Problems to be solved by the invention
The height of the molten iron level is measured after charging molten iron or the like into the converter and during the period until the start of blowing (before the start of blowing). In japanese patent application laid-open No. 11-52049, although there is no explicit description about the time required for measuring the molten iron level, since the molten iron level immediately after charging swings, it is necessary to wait until the swing becomes small to grasp the accurate level, which affects productivity, and thus it is difficult to measure the molten iron level every time molten iron is charged into the converter or the like.
Therefore, an estimated value of the molten iron level height (estimated molten iron level height) for each blow when not measured is calculated using the following formula (1) based on the measured value of the molten iron level height measured by the microwave molten iron level gauge.
(deducing the height of the molten iron) { (WTN-WT { (WTn-WT)0)/(ρπr0 2)}+l0···(1)
Where ρ is the specific gravity of iron, r0Is the section radius (inner diameter) of the converter in the vicinity of the molten iron level0Is the measured value of the height of the molten iron surface by the microwave molten iron level gauge, WT0The amount of iron charged into the converter at the time of the measurement of the molten iron level by the microwave, and the amount of iron charged into the converter at the time of the estimation of the molten iron level height WTN.
However, since the refractory attached to the inner surface of the converter is repeatedly worn and repaired, the cross-sectional radius of the converter changes every blowing. Therefore, every time blowing is repeatedly performed by measuring the molten iron level using the microwave molten iron level gauge, it is estimated that the molten iron level deviates from the actual molten iron level. Therefore, the lance gap cannot be set to an optimum interval.
The present disclosure has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a converter blowing method capable of performing blowing with an appropriate lance gap even when the height of the molten iron surface is not measured.
Means for solving the problems
The present inventors have intensively studied a method of setting an optimum lance gap among methods of blowing by charging a top-blowing lance into a converter, and as a result, found the following findings.
The lance gap can be estimated from the dust generation speed by utilizing the fact that the dust generation speed changes due to the variation of the lance gap.
However, when the number of times of use of the top-blowing lance is increased, the flow of the injected oxygen gas (oxygen injection) is changed due to the deformation of the lance (nozzle shape), and therefore the dust generation speed is changed even if the lance gap is constant. That is, it is difficult to estimate the lance gap only by the generation speed of the dust.
Therefore, the lance gap is adjusted based on the dust generation speed in consideration of the influence of the number of times of use of the lance.
The present disclosure has been completed based on the above findings, and the gist thereof is as follows.
A converter blowing method according to an aspect of the present disclosure is a converter blowing method of blowing oxygen gas from a nozzle of a top-blowing lance to a molten iron surface in a converter, the converter blowing method including: a speed calculation step of calculating a dust generation speed in the converter by obtaining an amount of dust in an exhaust gas generated during blowing; a deviation amount calculation step of calculating a deviation amount of the dust generation speed calculated in the speed calculation step, which corresponds to a relationship R1 obtained in advance, where the relationship R1 is a relationship between the number of times the top-blowing lance is used and the dust generation speed when a lance gap, which is a distance between the molten iron surface and the tip end of the top-blowing lance, is an optimum interval; and a position adjustment step of adjusting the lance gap during the blowing so as to correct the deviation amount calculated in the deviation amount calculation step, based on a relationship R2 between a variation in the lance gap and a variation in the dust generation speed, which is obtained in advance.
Effects of the invention
According to the present disclosure, it is possible to provide a converter blowing method capable of performing blowing with an appropriate lance gap even when the height of the molten iron surface is not measured.
Drawings
Fig. 1A is an explanatory view of a refining facility to which the converter blowing method according to the embodiment of the present disclosure is applied.
FIG. 1B is an explanatory view of a dust concentration measuring device of the refining facility shown in FIG. 1A.
FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional view of the top-blowing lance used in the refining apparatus shown in FIG. 1A, the cross-sectional view being taken along the tip side thereof.
FIG. 2B is a cross-sectional view showing the tip side of the top-blowing lance shown in FIG. 2A in a state where the nozzle is worn by use.
Fig. 3 is a graph showing a relationship between a change amount of the lance gap and a change amount of the dust generation speed in the converter for each number of times the top-blowing lance is used.
FIG. 4 is a graph showing the relationship between the number of times of use of the top-blowing lance and the dust generation speed in the converter when the lance gap is set to the optimum interval.
Detailed Description
Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings.
A converter blowing method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is a blowing method used in the refining facility 9 shown in fig. 1A and 1B. First, the refining facility 9 of the present embodiment is explained, and then the converter blowing method of the present embodiment is explained.
As shown in fig. 1A and 1B, the refining facility 9 includes a
As shown in fig. 2A, the
The tip of the
As shown in fig. 2A, oxygen a supplied to the
As shown in FIG. 1A, the exhaust
The
The
The dust collecting water introduced into the primary dust collector 13 (indicated by arrow W in fig. 1A and 1B) collects dust in the exhaust gas and becomes dust-containing dust collecting water. The collected water is temporarily stored in a
As shown in fig. 1B, the exhaust
The dust concentration measured dust-collected water is returned to the
Next, a converter blowing method according to the present embodiment will be described.
As shown in fig. 1A and 1B, the converter blowing method of the present embodiment is a blowing method in which the distal end side of the
Specifically, the converter blowing method includes:
a speed calculation step of calculating a dust generation speed GR by obtaining an amount of dust in the exhaust gas generated during the blowing;
a deviation amount calculation step of calculating a deviation amount of the dust generation speed GR calculated in the speed calculation step, corresponding to a relationship R1 between the number of times of use of the
and a position adjustment step of adjusting the lance gap G during the blowing in order to correct the deviation amount obtained in the deviation amount calculation step, based on a relationship R2 between the amount of change in the lance gap G and the amount of change in the dust generation speed GR, which is obtained in advance.
The speed calculation step, the deviation amount calculation step, and the position adjustment step are processed in a computer (arithmetic unit) of an operator who performs the converter operation. The relationship R1 used in the deviation amount calculating step and the relationship R2 used in the position adjusting step are, for example, made into a database. The computer also receives various information for performing the converter operation, and performs control of the converter operation (for example, start and stop of blowing, adjustment of the lance gap G), and the like (that is, the computer becomes a control unit).
The computer is a conventionally known computer including a RAM, a CPU, a ROM, an I/O, and a bus connecting these elements, but is not limited thereto.
First, the methods of calculating the dust generation speed, the relationship R1, and the relationship R2 will be described.
In the converter operation, as shown in fig. 1A, a
The generated dust is sucked into the
(method of calculating dust generation speed in converter 10)
As shown in fig. 1B, in the measuring
(calculation method of relationship R2)
The relationship shown in fig. 3 can be obtained by measuring the molten iron level S in the converter 10 (for example, about 400 tons of molten iron in the converter) with a microwave molten iron level gauge (not shown) and estimating the relationship between the lance gap G and the average dust generation speed GR during the most decarburization period, which is the period when decarburization is initiated preferentially to oxygen supply, for each number of times of use of the
As shown in fig. 3, the dust generation speed GR increases linearly with the increase in the lance gap G (here, in the range of 2500 to 3000 mm), and the inclination is constant regardless of the deformation of the nozzle 11A of the
(calculation method of relationship R1)
The molten iron level S in the
As shown in fig. 4, when the lance gap G is set to the optimum value, the dust generation speed GR increases with an increase in the number of times of use N of the lance. In addition, when the dust generation speed is y and the number of times of using the spray gun is x, the curve shown in fig. 4 is 6.9492x0.0698。
The dust generation speed GR of the
(speed calculation step)
First, the blowing of the
(deviation amount calculating step)
As shown in fig. 4, how much the dust generation speed GR of the
Here, when the calculated value of the dust generation speed GR is lower than the value of the dust generation speed GR corresponding to the number N of times of gun use shown in fig. 4, it means that the actual gun gap G is smaller (hard blowing) than the optimum gun gap G, and therefore, the gun gap G needs to be adjusted to be larger. On the other hand, when the calculated value of the dust generation speed GR is higher than the value of the dust generation speed GR corresponding to the number N of times of gun use shown in fig. 4, it means that the actual gun gap G is larger (soft blowing) than the optimum gun gap G, and therefore, the gun gap G needs to be adjusted to be small.
(position adjustment step)
The lance gap G is adjusted during blowing in order to correct the deviation amount obtained in the deviation amount calculation step, based on the relationship R2 between the amount of change in the lance gap G and the amount of change in the dust generation speed GR, which is obtained in advance as shown in fig. 3. In the present embodiment, the dust generation rate GR is determined and the lance gap G is adjusted during the most advanced decarburization period during blowing.
As described above, the gradient of the change amount of the dust generation speed GR divided by the change amount of the lance gap G, which indicates the relationship R2 between the change amount of the lance gap G and the change amount of the dust generation speed GR, is substantially constant regardless of the number N of lance uses. From the relationship between the two, the adjustment amount of the lance gap G for correcting the deviation amount of the dust generation speed GR is obtained, and the lance gap G is adjusted during the blowing of the
Specifically, the deviation amount of the dust generation speed GR stored in the deviation amount calculation step is divided by the gradient to obtain an adjustment amount of the lance gap G corresponding to the deviation amount of the dust generation speed GR, and the height position of the
The adjustment of the lance gap G (i.e., the speed calculation step, the deviation amount calculation step, and the position adjustment step) may be performed once for one blow, but may be performed a plurality of times as needed.
Here, as shown in fig. 2B, when the number of times of use N of the
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