Abstract

The aim of the work is to study on the physical model of an oxygen converter the interaction of an oxygen jet flowing from a coaxial slotted nozzle with an iron-carbon melt. During cold modeling of the blowdown, it was found that the gas jet flowing out of the nozzle along the propagation axis has a large dynamic pressure compared to the cylindrical nozzle, as a result of which it penetrates deeper into the liquid. Comparative analysis of video materials obtained during high-temperature melting revealed gas-dynamic differences in the nature of the interaction of the jet from the coaxial slit nozzle with the surface of the melt, especially at the beginning of the melt blowing, when the slag emulsion was not yet formed. Comparison of the results of high-temperature modeling of the interaction of the oxygen jet flowing from the coaxial slit nozzle with the metal melt when compared with the work of the four-nozzle tip showed that earlier ignition of the heat was observed, active absorption of lime and visually more rigid character of the blowdown with the formation of a smaller amount of slag than in the comparative melts. The conclusions obtained at the «cold» modeling stage were confirmed on a higher dynamic head and deep penetration into the jet melt using an experienced tip. It is revealed that the use of an experienced tip contributes to a greater heating of the bath and a reduction in the level of dust.

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