Mannesmann Aktiengesellschaft

Mannesmann Aktiengesellshcaft

Karl-Heinz Schmitz

Paul Van Ackeren

Heinrich Becker

Bernfried Stache

Gunter Kleff

The energy contained in the blast furnace gas of a shaft furnace, particularly in the blast furnace gas of a cupola furnace, is utilized by wet cleaning the blast furnace waste gas as it emerges from the shaft furnace. The pre-treated blast furnace gas is then fed to a fine-dust filter for purification. Blast furnace gas entering the fine-dust filter is heated to the dew point by mixing it with a partial flow of purified gas branched off and heated upon exiting the fine-dust filter. Another portion of the purified gas mixture is fed to a gas turbine.

Process for utilizing the energy contained in the blast furnace gas of a

A plant for the processing of exhaust gases of an electric melting furnace for steel is disclosed, which allows to improve the cleaning of heavy-metal-containing exhaust gases from electric arc furnaces for steel production from scrap, which allows to decrease the energy use for capturing waste from the exhaust gases, which avoids the odor molestation by the waste gases generated in connection with an electric melt furnace operation during the preheating and for making useful the exhaust gases for the smelting under incorporation of the drying of oil-containing roll sinter muds, where simultaneously the oil-content of these roll sinter muds is used for saving of electric arc melting energy.

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Tonisvorst, Germany

Karl-Heinz Schmitz