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1Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate4th Steel Workshop, Wollongong Australia
New Ironmaking Processes for CO2 Reduction
25.October.2007Hidetoshi Tanaka
KOBE STEEL, LTD.
(FASTMET/ITmk3)
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Contents
FASTMET Process FASTMELT Process ITmk3 Process CO2 Reduction by using New Iron-making
processes Conclusion
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Necessity of New Ironmaking Processes
Coal Based Direct reduction ProcessesFASTMET, FASTMELT and ITmk3,
Background for Demanding New Ironmaking Process Coke is very expensive Steaming Coal is the cheapest energy Fine iron ore is abundantly available BF process consume a large amount of energy
and place a high burden on the environment.
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FASTMET Process Flow
RHF
DischargerBurner
Mixer
Raw MaterialStorage
Air Blower
HeatExchanger
Bag Filter
DRI Container
Stack
ID Fan
DRI Quench Tank
Pellet Dryer
Pelletizer
BriquetteMachine
OR
OR
Fuel
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Secondary Dust (Zinc Oxide)
Lead
Product DRI
Ironoxide Gangue
Alkali
Sulfur
Material Dust
Copper
Zinc
FASTMET
PLANT
Zinc
CopperSulfur
Recyclinginsteelmill
Sale toZincproducer
Zinc
MetallicIronGangue
Alkali
Arsenic
Arsenic
The image of Steel Dust recycling in FASTMET Process
carbon
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Nippon SteelHIROHATA No1 & No2
190,000t/y Steelmaking dust
Start-up : March 2000 and Feb, 2005
FASTMET Commercial Plants
Kobe SteelKAKOGAWA
14,000t/y BF, BOF, EAF dust
Start-up : April 2001
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Hot Metal Production by FASTMELT Process
Direct combination of FASTMET and DRI melter Major functions of the DRI melter Effective melting Removal of gangue by melting Reduction of residual FeO to Fe Desulphurization Adjustments of carbon contents in the molten
iron
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FASTMELT Process
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Typical FASTMELT Molten Iron Chemistry
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ITmk3 ProcessHigh Grade Pure Iron Nuggets
by using fine ore and coal by separation of metal and slag with fast reduction and melting
rate (8 to 12 min.) at relatively lower temperature
(1350 to 1450)
Metallic Iron 96-97% Carbon 2.5-3.0%Sulfur 0.05-0.07%Size 5-25mm
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Product figure and Cross sectional view of time sampled pellet
Slag
Metal
Dense metallic iron shell
Molten slag separated from metal
Dense metallic iron shell
Molten slag separated from metal
3min 5min 6min 9min
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Separation of metal and slag
Slag
Metal (Iron Nugget)
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ITmk3 process flow
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ITmk3 Pilot & Demonstration Plant
Kakogawa
Bench Scale Plant
RHF outer dia. : 4.0m
Capacity: 0.4t-iron/h
Mesabi
Pilot Demonstration Plant
RHF outer dia.: 13.5m
Capacity: 25,000t-iron/y
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Product Pile of Iron Nugget
More than 9,000mt of iron nugget has been melted in existing EAFs
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Potential Projects in Progress in the USA
New Mesabi ProjectSDI/KSL
Michigan ProjectCCI/KSL
Potential Project out of the USA
IndiaUkrineAustralia
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CO2 reduction by using FASTMET
SinterPlant
IronOre
Consuming Location
Coal
SinterTFe:56%
Coke
Mine Location
CokeOven
Base Case
Hot Metal
BF
CO2 EmissionBase
CO2 Redction0.2 t-CO2/t-HBI IHBI Production
from Mill Waste
FASTMET
HBITFe:58%
Mill Waste
Hot Metal
BF
MFe:50%
CO2 Redction1.02 t-CO2/t-HBI I
HBI Productionin Mine Location
Coal
IronOre
FASTMETHot Metal
BFHBITFe:85%
MFe:78%
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Energy Consumption of Different Processes
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0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
Large BF(3Mt)
Mini BF(0.5Mt)
FASTMELT(0.5M)
ITmk3(0.5M)
Energy Consumption (Gj/thm)
Electricity(to outside)OtherElectricityFuel GasCoal
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CO2 reduction by using FASTMELT/ITmk3
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
Large BF(3Mt)
Mini BF(0.5Mt)
FASTMELT(0.5M)
ITmk3(0.5M)
CO2 Emission (kg-CO2/thm)
CO2 Reduction
1t-CO2/thm
in Japan
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ConclusionWith growing concerns on the conservation of resources and the environment, the new ironmaking processes are receiving more and more attention.
Kobe/Midrex has jointly developed new ironmaking processes such as FASTMET and ITmk3, which can reduce CO2 emission as compared with the BF.
We will continue to develop and supply coal-based DR processes and plants. In doing so, we aim to contribute to both growing the ironmaking industry and improving the global environment.