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Energy-saving and Emission Reduction
Through experimentation, it can be learned that when fuel ratio is high, the proportion of the nitride gas increases; however the increase is not significant. When the fuel ratio is 20%, the total composition NOx emissions increased by only 8.32% relative to when the ratio of the fuel ratio is 5%. If the sintering flue gas can be reused, nitrogen oxide emissions of the sintering process can be reduced effectively. Therefore we can conclude that the pre-reduction has no big effect on nitrogen oxide emissions for sintering. With the increase of sulfide, the fuel ratio decreases. With the fuel ratio at 20%, the sulfur emission was 34.5% less than when fuel ratio was 5%. This indicates that the pre-sintering is beneficial for reduction of sulfide emissions reduction.
This study shows that pre-reduced iron sintering can reduce not only energy consumption effectively, but also can reduce the emission of pollutants. Hence, the development of pre-reduction sintering has considerable significance for improving the carbon efficiency and reducing energy consumption for per ton of steel production. It is also beneficial for reducing production costs.
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