Fundamentals of the Reduction of SFC in CO/CO2 Gas at 1 000°C
Fundamentals of the Reduction of SFC in CO/CO2 Gas at 1 000°C
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1000℃下CO/CO2气体中SFC还原的基本原理
DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.isijint-2020-064
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发表时间:
2020-01-01
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Shen, Fengman
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作者:
Jiang, Xin;Yu, Jiaxin;Shen, Fengman
SFC (Sillico-Ferrite of Calcium) is a kind of simplified SFCA (Sillico-Ferrite of Calcium and Aluminum) with no Al2O3. SFC and SFCA are believed to be the most desirable bonding phase in sinter. In order to better understand the fundamentals of the reduction of SFC, a series of experiments on the SFC reduction were carried out in the present work, including phase equilibria tested by XRD, morphology tested by SEM-EDS, and reduction pathway under the different CO/CO2 mixture gas at 1 000 degrees C. The experimental results indicated, (1) in the case of CO = 20% and 40%, most of Fe2O3 in SFC was reduced to FeO. The equilibrium phases were FeO, CaO center dot Fe2O3, and CaO center dot SiO2. (2) In the case of CO = 60%, CaO center dot Fe2O3 was reduced to generate FeO and 2CaO-Fe2O3. The equilibrium phases were FeO, 2CaO center dot Fe2O3, and CaO center dot SiO2. (3) In the case of CO = 80% and 90%, FeO was reduced to Fe, and 2CaO center dot Fe2O3 was reduced to generate Fe and CaO. The equilibrium phases were Fe, CaO, and CaO center dot SiO2. The findings from this work may provide guidelines for the improvement of sintering production and blast furnace performances.