A study on the production of low phosphorus steel by double slag operation in 210 t converter was carried out. A phosphorus content of less than 0.005% （mass percent） was obtained before tapping. About 80% phosphoru...A study on the production of low phosphorus steel by double slag operation in 210 t converter was carried out. A phosphorus content of less than 0.005% （mass percent） was obtained before tapping. About 80% phosphorus could be removed by the first slag after 5 min. High Fe^3＋ content and high basicity in the first slag were in favor of dephosphorization. On the other hand,Fe3＋ content had less effect on dephosphorization during second slag treatment. In the second slag period,the fraction of dephosphorization increased with the increase of basicity up to a basicity of 6. Further increase of basicity of the second slag had very little effect on dephosphorization. The tapping temperature had great impact on dephosphorization. It was impossible to get phosphorus less that 0.005% when the tapping temperature was higher than 1 943 K. The optimum operation conditions were suggested. On the basis of these conditions,the amount of the second slag and the effect of the remaining first slag were estimated.展开更多
To produce the steel with phosphorus less than 0. 007% （mass percent）, the double slag process has been optimized in basic oxygen furnace （BOF）. Dephosphorization and decarburization are performed in sequence in t...To produce the steel with phosphorus less than 0. 007% （mass percent）, the double slag process has been optimized in basic oxygen furnace （BOF）. Dephosphorization and decarburization are performed in sequence in the same converter. Deslagging is conducted twice, each at the end of dephosphorization and decarburization, by tilting the BOF. Production was tested in a 180 t BOF. Mass percent of phosphorus in steel at BOF blow end has been made to as low as 0. 004 2 % after optimizing operational parameters. Factors affecting dephosphorization performance were studied. Before intermediate deslagging, dephosphorization is determined by the mass transfer of phosphorus from metal/slag interface to bulk slag phase rather than equilibrium thermodynamic conditions. After intermediate deslag-ging, dephosphorization is deter/nined by the equilibriurn thermodynamic conditions such as slag composition and temperature.展开更多
文摘A study on the production of low phosphorus steel by double slag operation in 210 t converter was carried out. A phosphorus content of less than 0.005% （mass percent） was obtained before tapping. About 80% phosphorus could be removed by the first slag after 5 min. High Fe^3＋ content and high basicity in the first slag were in favor of dephosphorization. On the other hand,Fe3＋ content had less effect on dephosphorization during second slag treatment. In the second slag period,the fraction of dephosphorization increased with the increase of basicity up to a basicity of 6. Further increase of basicity of the second slag had very little effect on dephosphorization. The tapping temperature had great impact on dephosphorization. It was impossible to get phosphorus less that 0.005% when the tapping temperature was higher than 1 943 K. The optimum operation conditions were suggested. On the basis of these conditions,the amount of the second slag and the effect of the remaining first slag were estimated.
文摘To produce the steel with phosphorus less than 0. 007% （mass percent）, the double slag process has been optimized in basic oxygen furnace （BOF）. Dephosphorization and decarburization are performed in sequence in the same converter. Deslagging is conducted twice, each at the end of dephosphorization and decarburization, by tilting the BOF. Production was tested in a 180 t BOF. Mass percent of phosphorus in steel at BOF blow end has been made to as low as 0. 004 2 % after optimizing operational parameters. Factors affecting dephosphorization performance were studied. Before intermediate deslagging, dephosphorization is determined by the mass transfer of phosphorus from metal/slag interface to bulk slag phase rather than equilibrium thermodynamic conditions. After intermediate deslag-ging, dephosphorization is deter/nined by the equilibriurn thermodynamic conditions such as slag composition and temperature.
