CN111235349A - Method for producing silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting vanadium-rich slag and silicon-vanadium alloy - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the technical field of ferroalloy preparation, and particularly relates to a method for producing a silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting vanadium-rich slag and a silicon-vanadium alloy. The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag comprises the following steps: (1) adding vanadium-rich slag, a siliceous reducing agent and a slag former into an electric furnace according to the mass ratio of (35.86-51.08) to (5.92-22.07) to (33.58-56.25) for smelting, and reducing vanadium in the slag into molten iron; (2) mixing the slag and the iron, casting by an ingot mould, crushing and finishing to obtain the silicon-vanadium alloy. The method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by the vanadium-rich slag has the advantages of simple process flow, high production efficiency, low cost and the like.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of ferroalloy preparation, and particularly relates to a method for producing a silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting vanadium-rich slag and a silicon-vanadium alloy.
Background
Vanadium is 'industrial monosodium glutamate', and the vanadium added into steel can obviously improve the properties of strength, toughness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance and the like, and is widely applied to the steel industry.
Vanadium is always associated in nature with other elements and is often recovered as a by-product. Vanadium titano-magnetite is the most important existing state of vanadium, and the smelting process is generally as follows: after mineral separation, the vanadium-containing molten iron is firstly sent into a blast furnace for smelting to obtain vanadium-containing molten iron, and then vanadium is enriched into slag through selective oxidation by adopting methods such as a ladle shaking method, an atomization method, an air bottom blowing converter method, an oxygen top blowing converter method and the like.
At present, the mainstream process for resource utilization of vanadium-rich slag comprises the following steps: firstly, preparing vanadium sheet (V) by using wet process comprising the procedures of salt adding roasting-leaching-vanadium precipitation-melting and the like2O5) And then vanadium sheets are utilized to prepare ferrovanadium, ferrovanadium nitride, vanadium-nitrogen alloy, silicon-vanadium alloy and the like required by steel-making alloying through a series of pyrogenic process procedures. The vanadium resource utilization mode has the disadvantages of long process, low production efficiency and high cost, and particularly, the problems of high salt consumption, low conversion rate and heavy pollution generally exist in the front wet process, and meanwhile, the method is difficult to be applied to certain vanadium slag with high CaO and FeO content.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for producing a silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting vanadium-rich slag and the silicon-vanadium alloy aiming at the defects of the prior art.
On the one hand, the method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by the vanadium-rich slag comprises the following steps: (1) adding vanadium-rich slag, a siliceous reducing agent and a slag former into an electric furnace according to the mass ratio of (35.86-51.08) to (5.92-22.07) to (33.58-56.25) for smelting, and reducing vanadium in the slag into molten iron; (2) mixing the slag and the iron, casting by an ingot mould, crushing and finishing to obtain the silicon-vanadium alloy.
The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, wherein V in the vanadium-rich slag2O5The content is 14-20%.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the silicon reducing agent is ferrosilicon and/or metallic silicon.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the slagging agent is lime and/or limestone.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the mass ratio of the vanadium-rich slag to the silicon reducing agent to the slag former is (40-47): (14-17): (38-44).
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the electric furnace is a tilting refining electric furnace.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the smelting furnace temperature is 1650-1700 ℃.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the siliceous reducing agent and the slagging agent are continuously added into an electric furnace for smelting, and the time interval for mixing out the slag iron is 2-3 hours.
On the other hand, the invention provides a silicon-vanadium alloy which is obtained by the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag. The silicon-vanadium alloy comprises Fe 54.48-71.73%, Si 19.66-21.15%, V5.63-20.34% and C less than 0.50%.
The technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial effects:
according to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the vanadium resource in the vanadium slag is directly smelted into the silicon-vanadium alloy required by the downstream steel industry in a pyrometallurgical mode, so that an intermediate wet process is omitted, the process is simple, the operation is convenient, the cost is greatly reduced, the method is not limited by the contents of CaO and FeO in the vanadium slag raw materials, and the method has remarkable economic benefit and popularization significance.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the following embodiments in order to fully understand the objects, features and effects of the invention. The process of the present invention employs conventional methods or apparatus in the art, except as described below. The following noun terms have meanings commonly understood by those skilled in the art unless otherwise specified.
Specifically, the method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by using the vanadium-rich slag comprises the following steps:
(1) adding vanadium-rich slag, a siliceous reducing agent and a slag former into an electric furnace according to the mass ratio of (35.86-51.08) to (5.92-22.07) to (33.58-56.25) for smelting, and reducing vanadium in the slag into molten iron;
(2) mixing the slag and the iron, casting by an ingot mould, crushing and finishing to obtain the silicon-vanadium alloy.
Compared with the existing mainstream process for smelting and producing silicon-vanadium alloy (namely, preparing vanadium sheets by a wet process consisting of the working procedures of salt adding roasting-leaching-vanadium precipitation-melting and the like, and then preparing ferrovanadium, ferrovanadium nitride, vanadium-nitrogen alloy, silicon-vanadium alloy and the like needed by steel-making alloying by utilizing the vanadium sheets through a series of pyrogenic process working procedures), the method for smelting and producing silicon-vanadium alloy by using vanadium-rich slag has the advantages of simple process flow, high production efficiency, low cost and the like.
In some preferred embodiments, the method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by using the vanadium-rich slag comprises the following steps:
(1) adding vanadium-rich slag, a siliceous reducing agent and a slag former into an electric furnace according to the mass ratio of (35.86-51.08) to (5.92-22.07) to (33.58-56.25) for smelting, and reducing vanadium in the slag into molten iron.
The vanadium-rich slag is prepared by smelting vanadium-titanium magnetite in a blast furnace to obtain molten iron, and then extracting vanadium and enriching the vanadium by blowing oxygen in a converter, wherein the vanadium-rich slag is known in the industry, and the slag has complex specific components and content and large fluctuation due to factors such as raw material components, smelting equipment, process conditions, operation system and the like of various plants, but the vanadium slag contains FeO, CaO and SiO2,MgO,Al2O3,V2O5These several components, among which the most important V2O5The content is mainly in the range of 14-20%.
The molten iron actually refers to a silicon-vanadium alloy liquid containing iron components, which is obtained by reacting vanadium-rich slag with a silicon reducing agent, and the liquid is also called as "molten iron" in the field of ferroalloy, and corresponds to "slag" finally obtained in smelting.
The siliceous reducing agent is ferrosilicon and/or metallic silicon. Preferably, the siliceous reducing agent is metal silicon, and the vanadium content of the silicon-vanadium alloy obtained by smelting is higher. Part of the siliceous reducing agent is used for reducing V in the vanadium-rich slag2O5Is reduced to monoVanadium, itself oxidized to SiO2Enters the slag and the other part is combined with vanadium to form silicon-vanadium alloy.
Optionally, the ferrosilicon is ferrosilicon containing silicon in an amount of 45% and 75%.
The slagging agent is lime and/or limestone, and provides proper slag alkalinity for tilting electric furnace smelting, so that the smooth production is facilitated.
In the invention, when the mass ratio of the vanadium-rich slag is less than the minimum value, the vanadium content of the obtained silicon-vanadium alloy is too low to be economical, and meanwhile, the smelting of alloy steel is not limited; and when the mass ratio of the vanadium-rich slag is higher than the maximum value, the melting point of one slag is increased and becomes viscous, so that the alloy is overheated, the vanadium loss is increased, meanwhile, the impurity of the product P, S is too high, the product quality is poor, and the production burden is increased for the subsequent impurity removal of steel making.
When the mass ratio of the siliceous reducing agent is less than the minimum value, the furnace burden is seriously sintered, the furnace mouth is non-uniform in ventilation, furnace slag is sticky and difficult to discharge, and simultaneously vanadium is not fully reduced into molten iron, so that the waste of vanadium resources is caused; when the mass ratio is higher than the maximum value, the current distribution in the furnace is destroyed if the mass ratio is heavy, the deep insertion and reduction of the electrode are influenced to be smoothly carried out, the silicon content in the silicon-vanadium alloy obtained by smelting is overhigh if the mass ratio is light, silicon resource waste is caused, the slagging speed is reduced when the alloy is used for subsequent steelmaking, and meanwhile, the consumption of slag and the heat loss are increased, so that the corrosion to a furnace lining is aggravated.
The addition amount of the slag former is adjusted by alkalinity, when the mass ratio of the slag former is less than the minimum value, the alkalinity of the slag is insufficient during smelting, so that the vanadium content in the slag is high, the recovery rate of the vanadium is low, and when the mass ratio of the slag former is higher than the maximum value, the melting point of the slag is increased, the fluidity is poor, so that the alloy is overheated, and the vanadium loss is increased.
Preferably, when the mass ratio of the vanadium-rich slag to the siliceous reducing agent to the slagging constituent is (40-47): (14-17): (38-44), the silicon-vanadium alloy obtained by smelting has better physical and chemical properties.
Wherein the electric furnace is a tilting refining electric furnace. In some other embodiments, the electric furnace may be other types of refining furnaces, and the invention is not limited thereto.
Wherein the furnace temperature for smelting is 1650-1700 ℃.
(2) Mixing the slag and the iron, casting by an ingot mould, crushing and finishing to obtain the silicon-vanadium alloy.
Preferably, the vanadium-rich slag, the siliceous reducing agent and the slagging constituent are continuously added into an electric furnace for smelting, and the time interval for mixing out the slag iron is 2-3 hours, so that the production efficiency is improved.
According to the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag, the vanadium resource in the vanadium slag is directly smelted into the silicon-vanadium alloy required by the downstream steel industry in a pyrometallurgical mode, so that an intermediate wet process is omitted, the process is simple, the operation is convenient, and the cost is greatly reduced.
On the other hand, the invention provides a silicon-vanadium alloy which is obtained by the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag.
The silicon-vanadium alloy comprises Fe 54.48-71.73%, Si 19.66-21.15%, V5.63-20.34%, C less than 0.50% and other elements.
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The invention is further illustrated by the following examples, which are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. Experimental procedures without specifying specific conditions in the following examples were carried out according to conventional methods and conditions. The starting materials used in the following examples are all conventionally commercially available.
Example 1
Respectively weighing 45.27 parts of vanadium-rich slag, 11.27 parts of 75% ferrosilicon and 43.46 parts of quicklime (by mass), conveying the materials to a bin at the top of an electric furnace by an adhesive tape machine, adding the materials into a tilting refining furnace through a material pipe, conducting submerged arc smelting by electrifying, and carrying out silicothermic reduction at the furnace temperature of 1650-1700 ℃. And opening the tapping hole every 2.5 hours, allowing molten iron to flow into the ladle, overflowing slag to the slag runner, and flowing into the slag flushing tank along the slag runner for water quenching treatment. The ladle is hoisted to a casting span by a travelling crane to carry out ingot mould casting, and then is transported to a finished product span by an ingot mould trolley to carry out crushing and finishing, so that the qualified silicon-vanadium alloy is obtained, and the main components of the silicon-vanadium alloy comprise Fe 64.89%, Si19.94%, V10.95% and C less than 0.50%.
Example 2
40.39 parts of vanadium-rich slag, 16.80 parts of 45% ferrosilicon and 42.81 parts of limestone (by mass) are respectively weighed, conveyed to a bin at the top of an electric furnace by an adhesive tape machine, added into a tilting refining furnace through a material pipe, electrified submerged arc smelting is carried out, and silicothermic reduction is carried out at the furnace temperature of 1650-1700 ℃. And opening a tapping hole every 3 hours, allowing molten iron to flow into a ladle, overflowing slag to a slag runner, and flowing into a slag flushing tank along the slag runner for water quenching treatment. The ladle is hoisted to a casting span by a travelling crane to carry out ingot mould casting, and then is transported to a finished product span by an ingot mould trolley to carry out crushing and finishing, so that the qualified silicon-vanadium alloy is obtained, and the main components of the silicon-vanadium alloy comprise Fe 68.36%, Si 20.01%, V8.33% and C less than 0.50%.
Example 3
46.79 parts of vanadium-rich slag, 11.93 parts of 45% ferrosilicon, 2.71 parts of metallic silicon and 38.61 parts of quicklime (by mass) are respectively weighed, conveyed to a bin at the top of an electric furnace by an adhesive tape machine, added into a tilting refining furnace through a material pipe, electrified and submerged arc smelted, and subjected to silicothermic reduction at the furnace temperature of 1650-1700 ℃. And opening a tapping hole every 3 hours, allowing molten iron to flow into a ladle, overflowing slag to a slag runner, and flowing into a slag flushing tank along the slag runner for water quenching treatment. The foundry ladle is hoisted to a casting span by a crane for ingot mold casting, and then is transported to a finished product span by an ingot mold trolley for crushing and finishing to obtain the qualified silicon-vanadium alloy, wherein the main components of the silicon-vanadium alloy are Fe65.02%, Si 19.89%, V11.26% and C less than 0.50%.
Example 4
44.72 parts of vanadium-rich slag, 20.17 parts of 45% ferrosilicon and 35.11 parts of lime (by mass) are respectively weighed, conveyed to a bin at the top of an electric furnace by an adhesive tape machine, added into a tilting refining furnace through a material pipe, electrified submerged arc smelting is carried out, and silicothermic reduction is carried out at the furnace temperature of 1650-1700 ℃. And opening the tapping hole every 2.5 hours, allowing molten iron to flow into the ladle, overflowing slag to the slag runner, and flowing into the slag flushing tank along the slag runner for water quenching treatment. The ladle is hoisted to a casting span by a travelling crane to carry out ingot mould casting, and then is transported to a finished product span by an ingot mould trolley to carry out crushing and finishing, so that the qualified silicon-vanadium alloy is obtained, and the main components of the silicon-vanadium alloy comprise 69.78% of Fe, 19.92% of Si, 7.10% of V and less than 0.50% of C.
Example 5
Respectively weighing 38.76 parts of vanadium-rich slag, 6.98 parts of metallic silicon and 54.26 parts of limestone (by mass), conveying the materials to a bin at the top of an electric furnace by a belt conveyor, adding the materials into a tilting refining furnace through a material pipe, electrifying submerged arc smelting, and carrying out silicothermic reduction at the furnace temperature of 1650-1700 ℃. And opening a tapping hole every 3 hours, allowing molten iron to flow into a ladle, overflowing slag to a slag runner, and flowing into a slag flushing tank along the slag runner for water quenching treatment. The ladle is hoisted to a casting span by a crane for ingot mold casting, and then is transported to a finished product span by an ingot mold trolley for crushing and finishing to obtain the qualified silicon-vanadium alloy, wherein the main components of the silicon-vanadium alloy comprise Fe 56.37%, Si 20.14%, V20.32% and C less than 0.50%.
The present invention has been disclosed in the foregoing in terms of preferred embodiments, but it will be understood by those skilled in the art that these embodiments are merely illustrative of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that all changes and substitutions equivalent to those of the embodiments are intended to be included within the scope of the claims of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should be subject to the scope defined in the claims.
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1. A method for producing silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting vanadium-rich slag is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) adding vanadium-rich slag, a siliceous reducing agent and a slag former into an electric furnace according to the mass ratio of (35.86-51.08) to (5.92-22.07) to (33.58-56.25) for smelting, and reducing vanadium in the slag into molten iron;
(2) mixing the slag and the iron, casting by an ingot mould, crushing and finishing to obtain the silicon-vanadium alloy.
2. The method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by using the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 1, wherein V in the vanadium-rich slag2O5The content is 14-20%.
3. The method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by using the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 1, wherein the siliceous reducing agent is ferrosilicon and/or metallic silicon.
4. The method for smelting and producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 1, wherein the slagging agent is lime and/or limestone.
5. The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 1, wherein the mass ratio of the vanadium-rich slag to the siliceous reducing agent to the slag former is (40-47): (14-17): (38-44).
6. The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy through smelting of the vanadium-rich slag according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the electric furnace is a tilting refining electric furnace.
7. The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 6, wherein the furnace temperature of the smelting is 1650-1700 ℃.
8. The method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag according to claim 1, wherein the vanadium-rich slag, the siliceous reducing agent and the slag former are continuously added into an electric furnace for smelting, and the time interval for mixing out the slag iron is 2-3 hours.
9. The silicon-vanadium alloy is characterized by being obtained by the method for producing the silicon-vanadium alloy by smelting the vanadium-rich slag according to any one of claims 1 to 8.
10. The silicon vanadium alloy according to claim 9, wherein the silicon vanadium alloy comprises Fe 54.48-71.73%, Si 19.66-21.15%, V5.63-20.34%, C < 0.50%.
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