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Regulation of high-temperature blast-furnace processes by adjusting the fuel-additive supply

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A method is developed for analysis of the processes in the tuyere zone. Analysis permits calculation of the change in the yield, composition, and temperature of the intermediate gas at the axis of the tuyere zone and determination of the final composition of the hot reducing gases at the output from this zone. The quantitative ratios of the residual oxygen ΔO2 and the oxidized gases CO2 and H2O along the axis of the tuyere zone in the combustion of fuel additives are established. It is possible to regulate the proportions (by volume) of the gases ΔO2, CO2, and H2O in coke consumption so as to ensure heat transfer from the wall to the center of the furnace. If the fuel-additive consumption is regulated according to specific technological protocols, the additives may not only be regarded as a replacement for coke but will also provide information regarding the blast-furnace process. A formula for the degree of direct reduction of the metals is derived. Continuous determination of the direct reduction will also provide valuable information regarding the process.

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Original Russian Text © S.M. Tleugabulov, B.S. Tleugabulov, G.M. Koishina, D.Kh. Altybaeva, E.B. Tazhiev, 2015, published in “Stal’,” 2015, No. 8, pp. 16–20.

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Tleugabulov, S.M., Tleugabulov, B.S., Koishina, G.M. et al. Regulation of high-temperature blast-furnace processes by adjusting the fuel-additive supply. Steel Transl. 45, 578–583 (2015). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0967091215080161

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