Effect of Carbon Dissolution Reaction on Wetting Behavior between Liquid Iron and Carbonaceous Material
Effect of Carbon Dissolution Reaction on Wetting Behavior between Liquid Iron and Carbonaceous Material
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DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.55.1252
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发表时间:
2015-01-01
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Kunitomo, Kazuya
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作者:
Ohno, Ko-ichiro;Miyake, Takahiro;Kunitomo, Kazuya
A low carbon operation is an unfavorable situation for liquid permeability around cohesive zone, because liquid volume will increase against solid coke in there. In order to keep a healthy operation with this technique, information of wetting behavior between liquid iron and coke should be correctly understood. However, there is not enough information about wetting behavior between them, because of many difficulties about wettability measurement from an active reaction between iron and carbonaceous materials. In this study, a sessile drop method with molten sample injection system was applied to measurement of wetting behavior between liquid iron and carbonaceous material at 1 673 K for excluding reaction between samples before starting measurement. Carbonaceous material's substrates were made from mixture powder of graphite and alumina by hot press at 1 873 K. From the results, following knowledge was revealed. Molten iron samples un-saturated with carbon showed bigger values of contact angles, 110 degrees-120 degrees, at initial stage, than apparent constant values of them, 85 degrees-100 degrees, at latter stage. It indicated a reaction between iron and carbonaceous materials had obvious effect on wetting behavior between them due to decrease an interfacial energy during the reaction. Mixed alumina powder in the substrate prevented to wetting behavior of iron sample on carbonaceous materials, and they changed their apparent constant contact angles from 115 degrees to 130 degrees. The alumina powder had effects on not only wetting behavior but also reaction between iron and carbonaceous materials.