The Kinetics of Potassium Vaporization from the Slag in the Blast Furnace

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Takada Y Tsuchiya N Okabe K
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Alkalis in the blast furnace are removed mainly by the slag, Alkali removal by the slag was studied as a rate process of alkali vapor- ization from the slag flowing through the dropping zone in the blast furnace. The vapor-, ization rate of I:20 from CaO-Si02-A1203 IZ20 slag was- measured under various experimental conditions. An empirical formula for the vaporization rate was obtained as a function of slag basicity, temperature and surface area per unit mass of slag. A simulation model of IC20 vaporization in the dropping zone was evaluated using the rate equation when the true velocity and surface area of the slag was de- termined from a flow dynamic model of counter- current gas-liquid flow through packed beds. The influence of the dynamic conditions of flow, as well as the slag basicity and temperature, on alkali removal by the slag was estimated.
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APA: Takada Y Tsuchiya N Okabe K  (1980)  The Kinetics of Potassium Vaporization from the Slag in the Blast Furnace

MLA: Takada Y Tsuchiya N Okabe K The Kinetics of Potassium Vaporization from the Slag in the Blast Furnace. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1980.

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