Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Corporation

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Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha Mitsubishi Corporation

Junya Nakatani

Eiji Inoue

Yoshio Uchiyama

Torakatsu Miyashita

Teruyuki Nakazawa

Akio Nio

Satoru Iijima

Iron carbide is produced by an apparatus comprising first fluidized bed reactor and second fluidized bed reactor , wherein the charged grainy iron oxide is reduced and carburized by the high temperature and high pressure gas being introduced from the bottom of the reactor. Both fluidized bed reactors comprise chamber for introducing gas into the reactor, distribution plate having multiple gas-introducing nozzles , partition plate partitioning the fluidized bed into plural division rooms, and gas supply inlet arranged on chamber for supplying gas to specific division room respectively. Each gas supply inlet is connected to gas supply line having a gas flow control valve for controlling gas pressure or gas flow rate.

Process and apparatus for producing iron carbide

Provided is a method for producing iron carbide in which free carbon is generated with difficulty. When iron carbide is produced by reducing and carburizing iron-containing raw materials for iron making using a reaction gas mainly containing hydrogen and methane, steam or carbon dioxide is added into fluidized bed reactor ( ) through line ( ) in addition to the reaction gas supplied from line ( ) into reactor ( ) corresponding to a quantity of free carbon generated in reactor ( ) which is obtained by means of dust meter ( ). Consequently, the generation of the free carbon can be controlled.

Method for producing iron carbide

Provided is a method for managing an operation of a producing process for obtaining an iron carbide product having a goal composition in a two-stages reaction process. A first-stage reaction process for partially reducing an iron-containing material for iron making is carried out, and a second-stage reaction process for performing further reduction and carburization is then carried out. A solid sample is taken at an outlet of a reactor for the first-stage reaction process to measure a reduction ratio of the solid sample. By regulating a parameter capable of changing a reduction ratio of the first-stage reaction process, an IC ratio obtained after the second-stage reaction process can be adjusted.

Operation management method of iron carbide production process

Disclosed is a method for producing iron carbide, in which metallic carbide is difficult to be formed on the inside of heating tubes of a tube-shaped heater for heating reducing gas and carburizing gas to be supplied to a reactor. Carburizing gas which is supplied to reactor,is heated in tube-shaped heater,by combustion gas used for heating reducing gas and circulating gas, and then a mixture comprising carburizing gas, reducing gas and circulating gas is supplied to reactor,. Iron-containing raw materials are reduced and carburized in reactor

Production method of iron carbide

Provided is a method for efficiently producing iron carbide depending on a particle size of an iron-containing material or the progress of reaction. In a fluidized bed reactor,, a coarse iron ore is fluidized in blocks,to,, a fine iron ore is fluidized in blocks,to,, and a flow rate of a reaction gas supplied to the blocks for the fine iron ore is regulated by a flow regulating valve

An apparatus and method of producing iron carbide of predetermined quality is disclosed. The method of producing iron carbide (Fe.sub.3 C) comprises reducing and carburizing an iron-containing raw material containing iron oxides (e.g., hematite) or iron hydroxides as main components, wherein the raw material is partially reduced to a reduction ratio of 50 to 65% by a gas containing mainly hydrogen in a first stage of the reaction process, then the partially reduced raw material is further reduced and carburized with a gas containing mainly hydrogen and methane in a second stage of the reaction process to provide iron carbide.

Apparatus for producing iron carbide

Powdered ore is fed into fluidized bed reactor 1 after preheating by hot blast in preheating furnace 2. Iron oxide particles are recovered from an exhaust gas of the preheating furnace 2 by dust catcher 3, and the iron oxide particles are reduced to iron in reducing furnace 4. The reduced iron particles are added into the flow path of fluidized bed reactor 1 to catalyze the reaction producing iron carbide.

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Kobe, Japan

Junya Nakatani