Assessment of the dissolution rate and behaviour of raw dolomite and limestone with different calcination degrees in primary steelmaking slags
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In: Ironmaking and steelmaking, Vol. 50.2023, No. 4, 15.09.2022, p. 379-391.
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T1 - Assessment of the dissolution rate and behaviour of raw dolomite and limestone with different calcination degrees in primary steelmaking slags
AU - Cheremisina, Elizaveta
AU - Lesiak, Stefanie
AU - Rieger, Johannes
AU - Schenk, Johannes
AU - Firsbach, Felix
AU - Johnson, William
AU - Chopin, Thierry
AU - Nispel, Michael
N1 - Publisher Copyright: © 2022 Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.
PY - 2022/9/15
Y1 - 2022/9/15
N2 - Fluxes are added to steelmaking process to form basic slag and limit refractory lining consumption.Early formation of CaO- and MgO-saturated slag is critical for process productivity. To achieve this,flux must be dissolved in the melt in a limited process time, and the properties of a slag additiveinfluence thefluxing efficiency. The dissolution behavior of samples with different qualities (i.e.raw dolomite, limestone, soft-burnt and hard-burnt quicklime and dolime) was investigated in thepre-melted model BOF and EAF slags at 1673 K and 1723 K. The disc-shaped sample wasimmersed into the melt and left there until slag solidification was reached. After a holding timebetween 5 and 20 minutes, the crucible with the sample were quenched with liquid nitrogen. Thefused samples were analyzed by SEM method. Based on comparison of slag morphology andconcentration changes in the slag, the dissolution behavior of the samples was examined.
AB - Fluxes are added to steelmaking process to form basic slag and limit refractory lining consumption.Early formation of CaO- and MgO-saturated slag is critical for process productivity. To achieve this,flux must be dissolved in the melt in a limited process time, and the properties of a slag additiveinfluence thefluxing efficiency. The dissolution behavior of samples with different qualities (i.e.raw dolomite, limestone, soft-burnt and hard-burnt quicklime and dolime) was investigated in thepre-melted model BOF and EAF slags at 1673 K and 1723 K. The disc-shaped sample wasimmersed into the melt and left there until slag solidification was reached. After a holding timebetween 5 and 20 minutes, the crucible with the sample were quenched with liquid nitrogen. Thefused samples were analyzed by SEM method. Based on comparison of slag morphology andconcentration changes in the slag, the dissolution behavior of the samples was examined.
KW - Dissolution mechanisms
KW - slag-conditioner
KW - saturation concentration
KW - lime dissolution
KW - calcination condition
KW - slag morphology
KW - raw dolomite
KW - soft-burnt quicklime
KW - hard-burnt dolime
KW - limestone
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U2 - 10.1080/03019233.2022.2119064
DO - 10.1080/03019233.2022.2119064
M3 - Article
VL - 50.2023
SP - 379
EP - 391
JO - Ironmaking and steelmaking
JF - Ironmaking and steelmaking
SN - 0301-9233
IS - 4
ER -