Practice of Mixed Coal Blending at Masteel Iron-making Plant 2
Cheng Gan
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Cheng Gan
Abstract
The properties of anthracite and bituminous coal are analyzed. In order to reduce production cost and increase coal injection ratio for the blast furnace, Masteel Iron-making Plant 2 carried out the practice of mixed coal blending. After analysis, the authors choose appropriate pulverized coal size and moisture and mixing ratio to get uniform blending, which fulfills the demand of the high coal injection ratio by the blast furnace.
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The properties of anthracite and bituminous coal are analyzed. In order to reduce production cost and increase coal injection ratio for the blast furnace, Masteel Iron-making Plant 2 carried out the practice of mixed coal blending. After analysis, the authors choose appropriate pulverized coal size and moisture and mixing ratio to get uniform blending, which fulfills the demand of the high coal injection ratio by the blast furnace.
Key concepts: Anthracite, Blast furnace, Coal, Pulverized coal-fired boiler, Bituminous coal, Mixing (physics), Waste management, Hard coal