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DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF TAP-HOLE MUD FOR 5800 M 3 LARGE SCALE BLAST FURNACE Ping-Kun Chen Sunward Refractories Co., Ltd.,Taiwan Sep.13, 2013

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DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF TAP-HOLE MUD FOR 5800 M3

LARGE SCALE BLAST FURNACE

Ping-Kun ChenSunward Refractories Co., Ltd.,Taiwan

Sep.13, 2013

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Contents

1. Introduction2. Experimental3. Results and Discussion4. Conclusion

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IntroductionFor the demand of operation condition of Blast-Furnace ,MUD materials with the following features:

1.Can apply to alternative and

continuous tapping

2.Dig easily

3.High corrosion resistance to

molten iron and slag

4.Easy adhere to old material

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Basic Material BFA、CBX、SiC

Sintering Agent Clay、Coke

Binder Tar

Smelting Condition1.Flow speed : 11~14 ton/mins.2.Tap-hole length : 3.6 meter 3.Tapping time : 140 mins.

Experiment Direction

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Aim of This Study

• Development and application of tap-hole mud for the large scale blast-furnace.

Experimental

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Samples

Formula A B

BFA(%) ≧12 0

CBX (%) ≧8 ≧25

Al2O3 (%) ≧27 ≧29

SiO2(%) ≧9 ≧11

Si3N4+SiC (%) ≧38 ≧37

F.C (%) ≧14 ≧12

Tar (%) ≧10

Compositions of Tap-Hole Mud Samples

Samples size : 40 x 40 x 160 mm

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SamplesMarshell Test

� Testing Standard :

According to CSC-M09-76 testing

standard.

� Examination Temperature :

50 ± 1 ℃.

As higher the Marshell test value is ,

as harder the material would be .

Load

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Aging Extruding Force

723821

9551012

799884 893 930

592

744

907

1185

0

500

1000

1500

7 14 21 30Days

Ext

rudi

ng for

ce (kg

f)

A B C

Testing

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51

86

65

122108

37 43

66

145

185

60 5441

94

142

0

40

80

120

160

200

400℃ 600℃ 900℃ 1200℃ 1500℃

MO

R (

kg/c

m2 )

A B C

The Modulus of Rupture

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147133

85

0

50

100

150

200

A B C

HM

OR

(kg

/cm2 )

The Hot Modulus of Rupture of the Three Formulas

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Formula

Iron production/

batch(ton)

Average tapping

time(min)

Tapping length

(m)

Slag/Iron ratio of tapping

(%)

End tapping

rate(ton/min)

Extrusion pressure(kg/cm2)

Drillsize

(mm)

Averagedrilling

time(min)

A 1334 165 3.2~3.6 91~98 12.0 240~290 55 10~12

B 1180 160 3.4~3.7 91~98 11.0 270~290 55 8~10

C 1112 150 3.8~4.0 90~98 12.0 210~240 60 10~11

Field Test Data

From : S . G

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ConclusionStrength The whole evaluation B is Better

Uses an actual control in the 11 tons/mins.

HMOR A and B performance to all surpass C

Tapping time is obviously over 10% than usual

Workability Better performance on Aging Extruding Force

The wave of Aging Extruding Force of sample A and Bis smaller than C

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Conclusion

Advantage A and B all compare on operation C cost to reduce 10-15%

Sample A and B could meet the smelting requests

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Thank you for your attention!

E-mail: [email protected]