Experimental Study on Fluidization Characteristics of Gas Quenching Steel Slag

Abstract:

In order to study the application of fluidized bed process for the gas quenching steel slag(GQSS) slag-iron separation, according to the principles of fluidized bed material separation, based on the all GQSS, this paper researches the influence law of fluidization characteristics and the fluidization performance of GQSS after adding 20% (calculated by volume) iron grains. The experiment uses single hood fluidized bed as experiment device, studies the GQSS and iron grains of critical fluidization and slugging fluidization of other characteristics in the fluidization process, and determinates the packing density in interior and exterior of the tube. The results show that: when the material is all GQSS, the appropriate fluidization thickness of material layer is 300~400mm ; after adding 20% iron grains in the tube, the appropriate fluidization thickness of material layer is 350~400mm. The results of this paper on GQSS slag-iron separation have important theoretical significance.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 531)
• Pages: 7-13
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.531.7
• Online since: June 2012
• Authors: Hong Wei Xing, Jian Fei Wu, Gao Liang Li, Yu Zhu Zhang, Jie Li, Yue Long, Wei Chen, Jin Hu Wu
• Keywords: Fluidization Characteristics, Fluidized Bed, Gas Quenching Steel Slag, Iron Grains, Material Layer

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