Abstract
Recently, demands for reduction of CO2 gas emission in iron making process are increasing. For further reduction of CO2 gas emission, a method of capturing carbon dioxide from blast furnace exhaust gas has been studied. The oxygen blast furnace using pure oxygen for blast does not contain nitrogen in the exhaust gas and that is more advantageous than conventional blast furnace in the point of view of CO2 separation energy. Although the oxygen blast furnace has been studied with the experimental furnace, the experimental furnace was not sufficiently investigated on the properties of cohesive layer because of the small load of burden materials. Therefore, in this study, the properties of cohesive layer of the oxygen blast furnace were studied.
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