Mathematical model of hot metal desulfurization by powder injection

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Although there have been a numerous number of studies on mathematical model of hot metal desulfurization by deep injection of calcium carbide, the research field as a whole is not well integrated. This paper presents a model that takes into account the kinetics, thermodynamics, and transport processes to predict the sulfur levels in the hot metal throughout a blow. The model could be utilized to assess the influence of the treatment temperature, rate of injection, gas flow rate, and initial concentration of sulfur on the desulfurization kinetics. In the second part of this paper an analysis of the industrial data for injection of calcium carbide using this model is described. From a mathematical model that describes the characteristics of a system, it is possible to predict the behavior of the variables involved in the process, resulting in savings of time and money. Discretization is realized through the finite difference method combined with interpolation in the border domain by Taylor series. Copyright © 2012 Yolanda Cepeda Rodrguez et al.

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Cepeda Rodríguez, Y., González Múzquiz, G., Parga Torres, J. R., & Eliezer Ramírez Vidaurri, L. (2012). Mathematical model of hot metal desulfurization by powder injection. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering, 2012. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/969727

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