Life span of water cooling tuyere is one of important factors of blast furnace’s direct motion and high yield. In order to improve the life of tuyere, the flow fleld and temperature field of tuyere were simulated by using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Simulation results show that the maximum temperature appears at the front margin of tuyere outlet side. The highest temperature of tuyere reduces significantly with the increase of water pressure below 0.4MPa. When the water pressure exceeds 0.4Pa, the highest temperature reduces slowly. In consideration of economic benefit and cooling effect, the best point of inlet pressure is 0.4MPa or so.
The mechanics mechanism of bolt reinforcement of joint fissure test pieces were discussed with the method of variable angle plate indoor model experiment and the deformation of bolt control of jointed slope were analyzed by numerical simulation. The results show that: the bolt reinforcement can improve not only the integrity of joint fissure rock mass, but also be a very good control of deformation of jointed slope. It establishes the foundation on the quantitative for evaluation of joint fissure rock mass deformation and stability.
The single factor variance of viscosity experimental data of blast furnace slag was calculated by Minitab software. The influence of slag basicity and chemical compositions on the slag viscosity was obtained. The results show that there have insignificant effects on the slag viscosity when the slag basicity is over than 1.02, MgO content is less than 11.95% or TiO2 content is less than 12.57%. While the slag basicity can be influenced significantly with the slag basicity less than 1.02, MgO content over than 13.95% and TiO2 content over 13.57%. The Al2O3 content of the slag should be less than 12.75%.
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