序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 用于冶金炉的泥炮 CN201180006550.9 2011-01-12 CN102713482A 2012-10-03 奥利弗·迪尔伦巴赫; 拉尔夫·陶格贝克
用于冶金炉的泥炮(10),具有用于容纳堵塞物(13)的压缸(11)和用于将堵塞物(13)从压力缸的压在炉子的出口上的压力缸炮嘴(19)压出来的堵塞活塞(14),其中,所述压力缸(11)具有缸套,所述缸套具有插入到缸套中的抗磨套筒装置(18),所述抗磨套筒装置(18)由至少一个由焊接的板段构成的嵌入式套筒形成。
2 炮泥材料 CN200780038765.2 2007-10-18 CN101528635A 2009-09-09 北沢浩
提供在不使材料产生过量和不足的情况下,可生成SiC键且易开孔性良好的炮泥材料。粒径75μm以下的微粒区由氮化质原料、质原料、以及蜡石这三者组成,或者由上述三者和选自质原料、碳化硅质原料、稀土类元素的化物质原料、粘土、SiO2含量为80质量%以上的高纯度硅质原料、相对于上述氮化硅质原料100质量%低于0.3质量%的量的化合物质原料、以及相对于上述碳质原料100质量%低于10质量%的量的金属粉中的一种以上组成。此外,微粒区中的上述三者的总量100质量%,用氮化硅质原料51~74质量%、碳质原料15~35质量%、以及蜡石10~30质量%组成。
3 用于冶金炉的泥炮 CN201180006550.9 2011-01-12 CN102713482B 2015-08-12 奥利弗·迪尔伦巴赫; 拉尔夫·陶格贝克
用于冶金炉的泥炮(10),具有用于容纳堵塞物(13)的压缸(11)和用于将堵塞物(13)从压力缸的压在炉子的出口上的压力缸炮嘴(19)压出来的堵塞活塞(14),其中,所述压力缸(11)具有缸套,所述缸套具有插入到缸套中的抗磨套筒装置(18),所述抗磨套筒装置(18)由至少一个由焊接的板段构成的嵌入式套筒形成。
4 用于可翻转转炉的封堵塞 CN200980142386.7 2009-08-14 CN102203299B 2013-09-18 伯索尔德·施蒂尔克里希
为了封闭可翻转转炉(2)出料口(3)使用封堵塞(1),它由设置在上变形板(19)与下变形板(20)之间的耐火材料(10)组成。这种耐火材料(10)由粘土、、油和其它组分组成,主要是重量百分比为10-30%的含矿物的玻璃空心球,它们由旧玻璃制成并且以所谓的膨胀玻璃的形式,它具有表面,它适合于粘合大量液体。由此使封堵塞(1)在更长的时间上保持其必需的稳定性并且也可以更长存放时间地毫无问题地在出料口(3)里面变形,使封堵塞固定在壁体(28)上。玻璃空心球(11,12,13)还使整个封堵塞(1)明显地减轻重量。
5 高炉自动加泥机 CN201611044488.3 2016-11-24 CN106555023A 2017-04-05 燕相彪; 张显超; 胡华平; 杨华生; 陈娟; 田永伟; 熊友国
发明涉及高炉自动加泥机,它包括液压泥炮机,所述液压泥炮机的顶部设置有加泥料斗,所述液压泥炮机的侧边地面安装有轨道组件,所述轨道组件上滚动配合安装有加泥机。此加泥机能够实现自动加泥作业,提高了加泥效率,降低了作业人员的劳动强度,保证了作业人员的身体健康。
6 炮泥材料 CN200780038765.2 2007-10-18 CN101528635B 2012-05-30 北沢浩
提供在不使材料产生过量和不足的情况下,可生成SiC键且易开孔性良好的炮泥材料。粒径75μm以下的微粒区由氮化质原料、质原料、以及蜡石这三者组成,或者由上述三者和选自质原料、碳化硅质原料、稀土类元素的化物质原料、粘土、SiO2含量为80质量%以上的高纯度硅质原料、相对于上述氮化硅质原料100质量%低于0.3质量%的量的化合物质原料、以及相对于上述碳质原料100质量%低于10质量%的量的金属粉中的一种以上组成。此外,微粒区中的上述三者的总量100质量%,用氮化硅质原料51~74质量%、碳质原料15~35质量%、以及蜡石10~30质量%组成。
7 用于可翻转转炉的封堵塞 CN200980142386.7 2009-08-14 CN102203299A 2011-09-28 伯索尔德·施蒂尔克里希
为了封闭可翻转转炉(2)出料口(3)使用封堵塞(1),它由设置在上变形板(19)与下变形板(20)之间的耐火材料(10)组成。这种耐火材料(10)由粘土、、油和其它组分组成,主要是重量百分比为10-30%的含矿物的玻璃空心球,它们由旧玻璃制成并且以所谓的膨胀玻璃的形式,它具有表面,它适合于粘合大量液体。由此使封堵塞(1)在更长的时间上保持其必需的稳定性并且也可以更长存放时间地毫无问题地在出料口(3)里面变形,使封堵塞固定在壁体(28)上。玻璃空心球(11,12,13)还使整个封堵塞(1)明显地减轻重量。
8 Clay gun machine cannon for metallurgical furnaces US13521598 2011-01-12 US08968640B2 2015-03-03 Oliver Dirlenbach; Ralf Taugerbeck
The invention relates to a clay gun machine cannon (10) for metallurgical furnaces having a pressure cylinder (11) for receiving the plugging mass (13) and a compaction ram (14) for pressing the plugging mass (13) out of a mouthpiece (19) of the pressure cylinder pressed to the tapping hole of the furnace, wherein the pressure cylinder (11) has a cylinder liner having a wear sleeve assembly (18) inserted in the cylinder liner which is made of at least one insert sleeve made of a welded plate section.
9 Taphole mix US12446278 2007-10-18 US08163666B2 2012-04-24 Yutaka Kitazawa
It is intended to provide a taphole mix capable of forming SiC bonds with minimum of an excess and a deficiency in components thereof, and excellent in drillability. A fine particle fraction having a particle diameter of 75 μm or less is comprised of three components consisting of a silicon nitride-based material, a carbon-based material, and roseki, or comprised of the three component, and one or more selected from the group consisting of an alumina-based material, a silicon carbide-based material, a rare-earth element oxide-based material, clay, a high-purity silica-based material containing SiO2 in an amount of 80 mass % or more, a boron compound-based material in an amount of less than 0.3 mass % with respect to 100 mass % of the silicon nitride-based material, and a metal powder in an amount of less than 10 mass % with respect to 100 mass % of the carbon-based material. Further, a total amount of 100 mass % of the three components in the fine particle range consists of 51 to 74 mass % of the silicon nitride-based material, 15 to 35 mass % of the carbon-based material, and 10 to 30 mass % of the roseki.
10 TAPHOLE MIX US12446278 2007-10-18 US20100304951A1 2010-12-02 Yutaka Kitazawa
It is intended to provide a taphole mix capable of forming SiC bonds with minimum of an excess and a deficiency in components thereof, and excellent in drillability. A fine particle fraction having a particle diameter of 75 μm or less is comprised of three components consisting of a silicon nitride-based material, a carbon-based material, and roseki, or comprised of the three component, and one or more selected from the group consisting of an alumina-based material, a silicon carbide-based material, a rare-earth element oxide-based material, clay, a high-purity silica-based material containing SiO2 in an amount of 80 mass % or more, a boron compound-based material in an amount of less than 0.3 mass % with respect to 100 mass % of the silicon nitride-based material, and a metal powder in an amount of less than 10 mass % with respect to 100 mass % of the carbon-based material. Further, a total amount of 100 mass % of the three components in the fine particle range consists of 51 to 74 mass % of the silicon nitride-based material, 15 to 35 mass % of the carbon-based material, and 10 to 30 mass % of the roseki.
11 MUD GUN CAP US12510010 2009-07-27 US20100019421A1 2010-01-28 Jack C. Kenning; John S. Korhel
A mud gun cap is provided. The mud gun cap includes a flame resistant outer face, a ring and a mounting device wherein the mud gun cap connects to a mud gun nozzle to protect the mud gun nozzle from deterioration because of contact with molten iron and slag. The mud gun cap also prevents, or at least reduces the amount of, mud falling out of the nozzle while the mud gun nozzle is rotated into operation position.
12 Mud material used for iron tap hole in blast furnace US945643 1992-11-05 US5411997A 1995-05-02 Kengo Ohara; Hirao Omori; Osamu Michihiro; Makoto Suga; Kouji Shimomura; Toshitake Okada; Yuji Ochiai
The object of the present invention is to develop an innovative mud material which has the properties of a resin-type mud material for improving the working environment, which mud material is capable of increasing the depth of an iron tap hole and of improving the adhesion to mud material deposited in a furnace at high heat, such adhesion being a drawback of the conventional art.This invention provides a mud material used for an iron tap hole in a blast furnace, wherein 8 to 20 wt % of a solution of a novolak-type phenolic resin having a specific number-average molecular weight and serving as a binder is added to and blended with a refractory aggregate used as a conventional mud material.
13 Method and material for plugging an ingot mold US833573 1986-02-25 US4619950A 1986-10-28 Walter H. Carlson
A particulate material adapted to be poured into the opening in the bottom of a top pouring ingot mold, tamped in the opening and then cured therein to form a mold plug is comprising of a plug forming aggregate and first and second binders of thermosetting resinous material having different temperatures at which polymerization of the corresponding resin commences.
14 Amorphous refractory compositions US1259 1979-01-05 US4220474A 1980-09-02 Seiichi Uemura; Syunichi Yamamoto; Takao Hirose; Hiroaki Takashima; Osamu Kato; Minoru Nagai
An amorphous refractory composition comprising a petroleum-derived binder prepared by feeding a fraction boiling at not lower than 150.degree. C. obtained by thermal or steam cracking of petroleum-derived hydrocarbons, into a first-step agitating vessel where the fraction is heat treated under specific conditions, feeding the thus heat treated fraction into a second-step agitating vessel where it is heat treated under specific conditions and then removing the light fraction from the further heat treated fraction thereby to obtain the petroleum-derived binder.
15 Temporary sealant of a nozzle opening of sliding nozzle US819707 1977-07-28 US4113501A 1978-09-12 Yoshito Edamoto
A temporary sealant of a nozzle opening of sliding nozzle, which is in the form of either coarse particle or molding and which consists of 92.0 to 98.8% by weight of a non-porous refractory material having a particle size distribution of more than 95% of approximately particle diameter 2.0 - 0.8 mm, 1 to 5% by weight of a carbonaceous material having particle size of less than 0.15 mm, and 0.2 to 3.0% by weight of an organic tackifier.
16 Tap hole mix US688999 1976-05-24 US4082718A 1978-04-04 Teiichi Ando; Hidenobu Itoi
A tap hole mix for a blast furnace and the like containing essentially no binder comprising either water or one or more of tar, pitch and asphalt with or without the addition of a resin, which comprises refractory materials composed of grains of one or more of clay, chamotte, alumina, silicon carbide and the like and a carbonaceous material, a hardener comprising a novolak-type phenol resin to which a substance which produces formaldehyde by the thermal decomposition or a thermosetting resin is added in a definite proportion, and an alcoholic solvent. The present inventive tap hole mix is rapidly hardened or set, has excellent corrosion resistance and does not cause the occurence of unpleasant smoke and abnormal dusts.
17 Plugging compositions for blast furnace tap holes US666290 1976-03-12 US4072531A 1978-02-07 Kyohei Funabiki; Tetsuya Tokunaga
Plugging compositions for blast furnace tap holes comprising a refractory filler, a wetting agent, and a binder therefor comprising a phenol-aldehyde condensate resin chemically modified by reaction with lignin have a muddy consistancy, and are characterized by enhanced compressive strength at elevated temperatures and increased plasticity at low temperatures as compared to conventional binders.
18 Mounting and operating mechanism US2393307D US2393307A 1946-01-22
19 Clay gun US2169604D US2169604A 1939-08-15
20 METHOD OF SEALING AND REPAIRING A REFRACTORY TAP HOLE EP15871343.8 2015-12-14 EP3237131A1 2017-11-01 PILOTE, Jacques; DRY, Rodney James
A method of sealing a slag drain in a direct smelting vessel is disclosed. Also disclosed are a method of maintaining a slag drain channel and a direct smelting vessel with a slag drain channel that extends through a sleeve of refractory material installed in the direct smelting vessel. The method for sealing the slag drain includes locating a pre-formed refractory material at an inlet end of the slag drain channel so that it is exposed to a molten bath contained within the direct smelting vessel and sealing the slag drain channel with sealing material downstream of the pre-formed refractory material.
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