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    The document describes a dry-process dust collector for blast furnaces that allows for the recovery of energy from blast furnace gas through a turbine generator after the gas passes through the dust collector. It discusses two types of dry-process dust collectors - bag-filter collectors and electrostatic precipitators - and notes the advantages of electrostatic precipitators include their ability to operate at higher gas temperatures and their lower maintenance costs. The dry-process dust collection systems allow for increased recovered electricity, simpler facilities, and avoidance of issues from abnormal blast furnace operations compared to traditional wet-process dust collectors.

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    The document describes a dry-process dust collector for blast furnaces that allows for the recovery of energy from blast furnace gas through a turbine generator after the gas passes through the dust collector. It discusses two types of dry-process dust collectors - bag-filter collectors and electrostatic precipitators - and notes the advantages of electrostatic precipitators include their ability to operate at higher gas temperatures and their lower maintenance costs. The dry-process dust collection systems allow for increased recovered electricity, simpler facilities, and avoidance of issues from abnormal blast furnace operations compared to traditional wet-process dust collectors.

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    The document describes a dry-process dust collector for blast furnaces that allows for the recovery of energy from blast furnace gas through a turbine generator after the gas passes through the dust collector. It discusses two types of dry-process dust collectors - bag-filter collectors and electrostatic precipitators - and notes the advantages of electrostatic precipitators include their ability to operate at higher gas temperatures and their lower maintenance costs. The dry-process dust collection systems allow for increased recovered electricity, simpler facilities, and avoidance of issues from abnormal blast furnace operations compared to traditional wet-process dust collectors.

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    The document describes a dry-process dust collector for blast furnaces that allows for the recovery of energy from blast furnace gas through a turbine generator after the gas passes through the dust collector. It discusses two types of dry-process dust collectors - bag-filter collectors and electrostatic precipitators - and notes the advantages of electrostatic precipitators include their ability to operate at higher gas temperatures and their lower maintenance costs. The dry-process dust collection systems allow for increased recovered electricity, simpler facilities, and avoidance of issues from abnormal blast furnace operations compared to traditional wet-process dust collectors.

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    Source:JASE-W Japanese Smart Energy Products & Technologies

    https://www.jase-w.eccj.or.jp/technologies/index.html

    S4 FEMS
    S-13 Keywords Y3 equipment or facility Z3 natural gas D Construction
    NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

    Dry-process Dust Collector for Blast Furnaces

    Features
    A dry-process dust collector for blast furnace is equipment for cleansing blast furnace gas. The energy in
    blast furnace gas (in the forms of pressure and temperature) is recovered by a TRT generator after pass-
    ing through the dust collector.
    The energy in the furnace gas has been lost in the conventional wet-process dust collector as the
    temperature and pressure of the gas decreases significantly when the gas passes through the dust
    collector.
    The dry-process dust collectors available from Nippon Steel Engineering in two types, the bag-filter
    collectors and electrostatic precipitators, have the following advantages.
    The temperature of furnace gas decreases little in the collectors.
    The pressure of furnace gas decreases little in the collectors.

    The dry electrostatic precipitators have additional advantages mentioned below.


    They can collect dust from furnace gas at high temperature because the upper limit of the temperature
    for their operation is high.
    The maintenance cost is low (because they do not require replacement parts, such as bag filters in
    bag-filter collectors).

    Basic Concept or Summary

    Dry electrostatic dust collection method


    The dry-process bag filtering system, created by technologies that nurtured the wet-process
    electrostatic precipitators (ESCS) and the multi-tower dry-process bag filter, is the latest system to
    offer a superb low pressure loss of performance and does not require the supplementary installation of
    a wet-process dust collector.

    Dry electrostatic
    precipitators

    As the dust collection part is made of metal, electrostatic precipitators are


    tolerant to furnace top gas at high temperature (up to 350 ºC). Therefore,
    they can collect dust from furnace gas of varying temperature.

    BF:Blast Furnace PCVS:Blast furnace top gas pressure controlled venture scrubber
    DC:Dust Catcher TRT:Top pressure Recovery Turbine
    VS:Venturi Scrubber SV:Septum Valve
    S-13
    Effects or Remarks

    1. The amount of electricity recovered with TRT increased (by 20 to 35% in comparison with wet-process
    dust collectors).
    2. Water spraying for dust removal, required with wet-process dust collectors, is not necessary with
    dry-process dust collectors.
    3. Since blast furnace gas is used to expel captured dust with the transportation of air flow, discharging
    units have been simplified and facility costs have been lowered.
    4. With dry electrostatic precipitators there is no danger of damage to facilities, such as filter fabric, even
    when abnormal operations are performed, such as a gas blow out inside the blast furnace, further-
    more, there is no need to install a supplementary wet-process dust collector.

    Installation in Practice or Schedule

    Double venturi scrubber and dry-process bag filtering system

    Domestic Oita Works (2 units) and Nagoya Works of Nippon Steel Corporation

    Overseas Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group

    Contact: NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD.,


    Steel Plant Marketing Dept.　
    Osaki Center Building, 1-5-1 Osaki, Shinagawa-Ku, Tokyo 141-8604 Japan
    Tel: +81-3-6665-2000 Fax: +81-3-6665-4847

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