Numerical Investigation on the Optimization of Oxygen Lance Parameters in Multilance Topblown Continuous Converting Furnace
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1.Southwest Copper Branch, Yunnan Copper Co., Ltd., Kunming 650101 , China ;2.School of Metallurgical and Energy Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650093 , China ;3.China Copper Southeast Copper Co., Ltd., Ningde 352106 , China

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    With the rapid development of copper smelting technology, multilance topblown continuous converting approach is applied and gradually extended. Numerical simulation of gascopper slagblister copper threephase mixing characteristics in the furnace was carried out by means of computational fluid dynamics. The influence of the furnace shape, as well as the number, position, diameter and spacing of the multilance, on the mixing intensity and stirring dead zone in the furnace were investigated. The results demonstrate that stirring dead zone and relative static region of the bath in furnace with an elliptical crosssection are reduced by 17.1% and 27.8%, respectively, compared to a furnace with a circular crosssection. The stirring dead zone in the furnace is reduced from 90.6% to 63.7% as the lance number is increased from 6 to 8. The dead zone is reduced from 63.7% to 34.7% when the lance position is reduced from 0.3m to 0.2m. The case with lance diameter of 76mm and lance spacing of 600mm have high stirring capacity of jet and low splashing intensity of molten. If lance diameter and spacing are too large, the slag splashing intensity is enhanced, which is not favorable to industrial production.

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于海波,罗劲松,邓戈,等.多枪顶吹连续吹炼炉氧枪参数优化数值模拟研究[J]. 绿色矿冶,2024,40(5): 45-52.

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  • Received:March 13,2024
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