Computer Aided Optimization Of Furnace Design And Operating Condition Of Mitsubishi Continuous Copper Converter

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Susumu Okabe
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Mitsubishi Continuous Copper Converter employs the top blowing lance system for the continuous supply of reaction gases into the molten bath. In order to avoid the excessive refractory wear caused by the melt splash without loss of the reaction efficiency, the furnace design and the blowing condition should be optimized. Empirical equations which correlate the splashing rate on the' side wall with the dimensions of the furnace, lance position, lance size, gas velocity and bath properties were obtained by by the physical model study, and compiled into a computer program. The computer program is effectively utilized for the analysis of the actual operation and for the optimum design of new furnaces.
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APA: Susumu Okabe  (1998)  Computer Aided Optimization Of Furnace Design And Operating Condition Of Mitsubishi Continuous Copper Converter

MLA: Susumu Okabe Computer Aided Optimization Of Furnace Design And Operating Condition Of Mitsubishi Continuous Copper Converter. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1998.

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