JP2005314735A - Method for constructing blast furnace - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for constructing a blast furnace, which shortens a work period for and improves security in constructing the blast furnace, even in the case of having adopted a ring block with a super heavy weight in a bottom section. <P>SOLUTION: The method for constructing the blast furnace with the use of a lift-up construction technique comprises constructing the bottom section ring block which will be finally transported to a blast furnace foundation, on a frame having the same level as the blast furnace foundation, simultaneously with a stave for cooling a furnace body, a blast furnace bottom brick and a pipe for cooling the furnace body; transporting them to the blast furnace foundation; and horizontally sliding them on the blast furnace foundation to introduce them to a place right under the upper section ring block. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a blast furnace construction method, and in particular, enables shortening the construction period and improving safety of blast furnace construction.

  When constructing a blast furnace, or when constructing a new blast furnace, a workshop that builds the furnace body in a location different from the blast furnace foundation, which is the construction site (this is called a so-called ground building, The blast furnace is divided into two or more ring-shaped blocks, so-called ring blocks, from the top of the furnace to the bottom of the furnace. At this time, construction of auxiliary equipment such as refractory bricks and staves is completed at the building site. In this way, each ring block manufactured in the groundwork site is sequentially transported to the blast furnace foundation to construct a blast furnace.

1-6 shows an example of the procedure of blast furnace construction.
First, in constructing a blast furnace, a blast furnace body is constructed as a plurality of ring blocks. FIG. 1 schematically shows a ring block A (that is, a furnace top ring block) located at the uppermost stage of the furnace body among the ring blocks. Is a built example.

  After completion, as shown in FIG. 2, the suspending device 3 is introduced into the ground assembly site, and the suspending device 3 is positioned on the ring block A. 3a is a transporting carriage for moving the suspension device 3 that moves the suspension device 3 to the ground assembly 1. Reference numeral 4 denotes a lift jack that suspends the ring block A.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the ring block A is lifted up by the lift jack 4 of the suspending device 3, and the furnace truck 5 shown on the right side in the drawing is carried into the lifted-up space. A loading level adjusting frame 6 is provided on the furnace carriage 5, 7 is a rail, and 8 is a moving table. In addition, 5a has shown the packing beam which disperse | distributes a load.

Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the ring block A is loaded on the furnace body transport carriage 5. As shown in FIG. 5, the loaded ring block A is transported to the blast furnace foundation 9, and the rail 9 a on the blast furnace foundation 9 side and the rail 7 on the furnace carriage 5 are connected, and the blast furnace foundation is moved horizontally. Guided up.
FIG. 6 shows the construction of a blast furnace body on the blast furnace foundation, and the ring block A guided on the blast furnace foundation is lifted by using an elevating device 11 a disposed on the blast furnace body support column 10.
Next, in the same procedure as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the second stage ring block B, which will be located at the lower stage of the ring block A, is transported onto the blast furnace foundation, and the second stage ring block B is moved to the top of the furnace. Guide directly under ring block A.

Next, the ring block A is lowered and the ring block A and the second stage ring block B are joined.
Further, the ring block assembly obtained by joining the ring block A and the second stage ring block B is lifted by the lifting / lowering device 11a, and the third stage ring block C located at the lower stage is guided directly below the ring block assembly. The ring block assembly and the third stage ring block C are joined.

  As described above, the ring block assembly located in the upper stage is sequentially lifted by the lifting / lowering device 11a and further by the lifting / lowering devices 11b, 11c,... After guiding the ring block that is positioned (hereinafter referred to as the lower ring block) directly below the ring block assembly, the ring block assembly is lowered, the ring block assembly and the lower ring block are joined, and the last lower ring block After a furnace bottom ring block is guided on the blast furnace foundation, the ring block assembly is lowered onto the furnace bottom ring block and joined to construct a blast furnace (see FIG. 7).

In addition, there is a method of constructing a blast furnace by changing the joining order.
That is, first, the ring block A is lifted by using the lifting device 11a disposed on the furnace body support column 10. Next, the second stage ring block B positioned at the lower stage of the ring block A is guided directly below the ring block A. Next, the second stage ring block B is lifted by the lifting device 11b. Further, after guiding the third stage ring block C to be positioned below the lower stage, the third stage ring block C is lifted by the elevating device 11c. This procedure is repeated in sequence, the last furnace bottom ring block is guided onto the blast furnace foundation, and then the upper ring block is lowered and joined thereto, and then the upper ring block is lowered and joined, Finally, the furnace top ring block A is lowered and joined to construct a blast furnace.

  FIG. 7 shows an example in which the blast furnace is divided into five ring blocks and constructed, but usually three to four ring blocks are preferable in terms of work efficiency.

In constructing a blast furnace as described above, various techniques have been proposed in order to shorten the construction period.
For example, this is the short-term blast furnace refurbishment / construction method disclosed in Patent Document 1. This technology increases the roundness and rigidity of each ring block to prevent cracking and collapse of the refractory bricks caused by transportation and lifting, thereby realizing a large ring block and shortening the construction period.
In fact, according to the short-term refurbishment / construction method for a blast furnace described in Patent Document 1, the blast furnace can be refurbished and constructed in a period of 1/2 to 2/3 as compared with the conventional refurbishment / construction method.
Conventionally, the furnace bottom bricks 1500 to 2500 t have been piled up after the furnace body has been installed, and it has taken 4 to 6 weeks. This furnace bottom brick stacking process was the biggest process for installing the furnace body.
Japanese Patent No. 3165362

When considering the most efficient construction for blast furnace construction, increasing the ring block unit weight, that is, reducing the number of divisions that divide the blast furnace body into ring blocks is a faster blast furnace construction. Leads to.
When the ring block is enlarged by reducing the number of divisions in this way, the furnace bottom ring block located at the lowest stage of the blast furnace is usually from above the portion including the tuyere or from below the tuyere. Since it extends to the bottom of the blast furnace including the bottom brick and further including the bottom cooling pipe, the ring block is the heaviest.

  In the conventional construction method, the block unit weight is usually about 1000 to 2000 t, and if it is this amount of block unit, as described in Patent Document 1, the furnace bottom ring block has a furnace bottom plate at its bottom. , The risk of warping, distortion, and deterioration of roundness was small.

However, in particular, the bottom ring block of a furnace bottom has a height of at least 10 to 15 m or more in a large blast furnace in recent years. Therefore, when including a brick construction part that preloads a furnace bottom brick 1500 to 2500 t, 2500 It will be ~ 4500t or more.
Therefore, when the construction method of Patent Document 1 is used, the strength to support the furnace bottom brick is not in the furnace bottom plate, and there are concerns about the occurrence of warpage and distortion, and the deterioration of roundness, and the safety of construction. However, it was still a problem and could not be lifted.

  The present invention advantageously solves the above problems, and in the blast furnace refurbishment / construction method, even when a ring block that is extremely heavy is adopted for the bottom of the furnace, the construction period of the blast furnace construction work can be shortened. The purpose is to propose a new blast furnace construction method that can improve safety, and in particular, can significantly shorten the bottom brick building process.

That is, the gist configuration of the present invention is as follows.
(1) Divide the blast furnace body into two or more ring blocks from the top to the bottom of the furnace and build them at the earthwork site.
On the blast furnace foundation, lift the furnace top ring block, guide the second stage ring block directly below the furnace top ring block, lower the furnace top ring block, join both ring blocks, then join the ring blocks After lifting, guide the ring block of the next stage directly below the lifted ring block and join them in the same way, or
Each ring block transported to the blast furnace foundation is sequentially lifted from the furnace top ring block, and after transporting the furnace bottom ring block, the upper ring block is lowered and joined to the furnace bottom ring block, and then the upper ring block is connected. In the blast furnace construction method of constructing a blast furnace by joining while descending sequentially,
Finally, the bottom ring block transported to the blast furnace foundation is constructed on the same level as the blast furnace foundation, including the furnace body cooling stave, the bottom brick, and the bottom cooling piping, and then transported to the blast furnace foundation. A blast furnace construction method characterized by sliding horizontally on a blast furnace foundation and directly under an upper ring block.

  This eliminates the need to replace the furnace bottom ring block, which is a super-heavy object, so that it is possible to construct a blast furnace with a ring block without causing warp, distortion, deformation, or the like in the furnace bottom ring block.

(2) When constructing the furnace bottom ring block, the stage up to the stage of placing the furnace cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe in the furnace core is performed at a level lower than the blast furnace base, and then the furnace bottom ring block is installed in the blast furnace The method for constructing a blast furnace according to (1) above, wherein the furnace bottom ring block is completed by loading the furnace bottom bricks after being overlaid on a frame of the same level as the foundation.

  In this way, when constructing the furnace bottom ring block, installation of the furnace cooling stave, which is heavy in construction, filling work of the amorphous refractory between the furnace cooling stave and the iron skin, which requires skilled work, It is possible to carry out piping work for furnace bottom cooling, filling refractory stamps around pipes for cooling the furnace bottom, and irregular refractories, etc. at a low-level building site with good workability and high safety. It becomes.

(3) When constructing the furnace bottom ring block, it is divided into at least two parts, a lower furnace bottom ring block including a furnace bottom cooling pipe part and an upper furnace bottom ring block above it, and the ground structure at a level lower than that of the blast furnace base Constructed in the field, and after placing the furnace body cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe, each of the divided furnace bottom ring blocks is joined, and then the joined furnace bottom ring block is placed on the same level as the blast furnace foundation. The method for constructing a blast furnace according to (1) or (2) above, wherein after being overlaid, a furnace bottom brick is loaded to complete a furnace bottom ring block.
Thereby, the construction work of the furnace bottom ring block can be performed for each of the divided furnace bottom ring blocks, so that workability is good and safe work is possible.

(4) The blast furnace construction method according to any one of (1) to (3) above, wherein the unit weight of the furnace bottom ring block is 2500 t or more.
In the present invention, even when the unit weight of the furnace bottom ring block is more than 2500 tons as described above, the blast furnace by the ring block without causing warp, distortion, deformation or the like in the furnace bottom ring block. Construction becomes possible.

(5) The above-described (1) to (4), wherein the frame overlying the furnace bottom ring block is configured by a structure having a rigidity of a deflection of 15 mm or less when the furnace bottom ring block is constructed. ) A blast furnace construction method according to any one of the above.
Thereby, the brick crack generation resulting from the bending of the brick at the time of manufacture of a furnace bottom part block or conveyance can be suppressed effectively.

  According to the present invention, the blast furnace furnace body is divided into two or more ring blocks from the top to the bottom of the furnace and built at the ground assembly site, and then lifted from the top ring block on the blast furnace foundation, and the next stage in sequence. In the blast furnace short-term construction method in which the blast furnace is constructed by guiding the ring block directly below the previous stage ring block and joining the ring blocks to each other, the final ring block at the bottom of the furnace is very large. However, it will be possible to construct a blast furnace without any problems.

  In addition, according to the present invention, since the furnace bottom brick stacking work that has been conventionally performed day and night in the blast furnace can be performed in advance on the furnace bottom ring block side, it can be made a daytime work in advance, Not only improves performance, but also reduces the workload. And if the furnace bottom ring block is built in a nearly completed structure in advance, it will be over 2500 to 4500t, but even such a super-weight furnace bottom ring block will not be constructed. Blast-furnace construction can be realized without causing cracks in the lining bricks.

  Thus, according to the present invention, it is possible to shorten the work period of the blast furnace construction and improve the workability and safety particularly when constructing the furnace bottom ring block.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described.
The restrictions when constructing a furnace body by making the blast furnace body into a ring block (hereinafter simply referred to as a block) are the ability to lift the block on the foundation of the blast furnace, and the block constructed at the ground assembly site to be a transportation cart for the furnace body block. This is the technology of restraining distortion and deformation when transporting the block by the transporting bogie for the furnace block and the capacity of the switching device when placing it.

Since the furnace body blocks other than the furnace bottom block need to be moved and lifted on the blast furnace foundation, each suspension device (including the suspension changing device) needs to have the lifting ability according to the block weight.
However, the furnace bottom block, which is the final stage, is located at the lowest stage, so it is not necessary to lift it on the blast furnace foundation. If the block weight constraint of the bottom block of the furnace is related to the suspension device capacity, it is uneconomical to make this suspension device capacity capable of dealing with the super weight.

  On the other hand, when lifting the furnace bottom block, conventionally, the block excluding the furnace bottom block is subjected to a reinforcing treatment for preventing deformation, and the bottom plate of the furnace bottom block serves as a deformation restraining reinforcing material to prevent distortion. The occurrence of deformation was prevented.

  However, as described above, when a large-sized and super-heavy weight exceeding 2500 t is reached, if the super-large block is resuspended, this re-shaking device has the ability to cope with the super-weight, and is suspended during re-hanging. Even if load distribution is attempted with multiple points, warping and distortion of the iron skin that constitutes the block is unavoidable during suspension, and the reactor cooling cooling stave and the bottom brick that have been pre-installed in the interior are unavoidable. In addition, there are concerns about cracks in the furnace bottom cooling pipes, in particular, the irregular refractories filled between the furnace shell and the stave and the furnace bottom bricks.

  In addition, if a crack occurs in this part, a heat insulation layer is generated between the furnace bottom brick or stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe with high thermal conductivity, the cooling performance of the furnace bottom brick is lowered, and the life of the blast furnace is shortened. Since the most important furnace bottom life is lost, it is necessary to reconstruct the irregular refractories, lining bricks and furnace bottom bricks previously constructed in the furnace bottom block, and the blast furnace construction days will be extended.

In this regard, in the present invention, the furnace bottom block is constructed on the same level of bridge as the blast furnace foundation, and after the completion of the furnace bottom block, the whole frame loaded with the furnace bottom block is transported to the blast furnace foundation with the transport block for the furnace body block. Carry it and slide it horizontally on the blast furnace foundation to guide it directly under the front block.
As described above, in the present invention, the furnace bottom block is constructed on a frame of the same level as the blast furnace foundation including the furnace body cooling stave, the furnace bottom brick, and the furnace bottom cooling pipe. Since it is constructed in a supported state, even if it becomes a furnace bottom block that reaches a super-heavy object with a block unit weight exceeding 2500 t, warpage and distortion can be suppressed to a minimum. Therefore, in addition to the construction of the furnace bottom brick, the construction of the lining brick may be added to the furnace bottom block.

Further, in the present invention, even if the furnace bottom block becomes a super-heavy object, no transportation problem occurs.
That is, as described in a publicly known document (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-282116), the furnace block transport cart includes a rectangular cart body having a flat upper surface, and the lower portion of the cart body is filled with air. Many tire-type wheels are arranged and run on the ground. There is a hydraulic lifting cylinder on the axle so that the main body of the carriage can be raised and lowered, and each wheel can be turned horizontally by adjusting the turning lever, so the adjustment of the traveling direction is also controlled. It is free. For this reason, a self-propelled type equipped with a driving device for traveling that allows forward and backward movement and a driven type without a driving device are used by connecting in the longitudinal direction to the transporting carriage for the furnace body. . Such a wheeled carriage is a truck called a unit dolly, etc., and not only can the length be adjusted by selecting the number of connected units, but it can also be used for a wide range by using in parallel. The transportable weight can be adjusted freely by increasing the number of units used.

Therefore, even if it becomes an ultra-heavy furnace bottom block, its transportation can be sufficiently performed by adjusting the number of transporting carriages for the furnace block, which does not hinder. A furnace bottom block is constructed on a frame having the same level as that of the blast furnace foundation, and after completion of the furnace bottom block, the entire frame on which the furnace bottom block is loaded is transported to the blast furnace foundation by a transport block for the furnace block. Next, the furnace bottom block is slid horizontally on the blast furnace foundation and guided directly below the previous block, and then the previous block is lowered and joined.
In this way, in the present invention, since construction is possible by movement by a transport carriage and sliding movement on the blast furnace foundation, the lifting operation of the furnace bottom block can be omitted, and the furnace bottom block is warped or distorted. , There is no risk of deformation.

In addition, the method of sliding the furnace bottom block horizontally on the blast furnace foundation and guiding it directly below the previous block is the same as that for guiding the other blocks. As shown in FIG. The rail 7 provided on the upper surface of the load level adjusting frame 6 and the rail 9a on the blast furnace foundation 9 are connected. The furnace block loaded on the moving table 8 slides horizontally on the rails 7 and 9a in the direction of the arrow by driving the drive cylinder 20. For example, as disclosed in a publicly known document (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-319709), the drive cylinder 20 has a mounting position that can be changed, and the movement of the furnace block (furnace top block A in this example). The furnace top block A is pushed forward while the installation position is moved forward little by little. As a result, the furnace top block A is gradually moved from the rail 7 to the rail 9a, and is finally guided to the center of the blast furnace foundation 9.
In addition, in place of the moving platform and rail, an air caster interposed between the furnace block and the loading level adjustment frame is used. The furnace block can be moved by any sliding method, and any means can be adopted.

  Further, in the present invention, when constructing the furnace bottom block, it is performed at a level lower than the blast furnace foundation until the stage of placing the furnace cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe on the furnace core, The furnace bottom block may be overlaid at the same level, and the bottom brick may be loaded on the furnace bottom block on the same level of bridge as the blast furnace foundation.

  This method is a method in which the construction work of the furnace bottom block is performed at a level lower than that of the blast furnace foundation in the first half in consideration of workability and safety. Here, the first half refers to the installation work of the furnace body cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe, the construction work of the furnace bottom plate, and the filling work of the irregular refractory, which are considerably heavy. After completing the construction of these steel structures and the filling work of dense irregular refractories, the bottom block was placed on the same blast furnace foundation and the same level of loading as the blast furnace foundation, and then the bottom of the furnace where the construction weight increased. Lay bricks and lining bricks.

  As a work at the low level mentioned above, it may be possible to include the stacking of some bottom bricks, but in this case, when replacing the bottom block on the frame with the same loading level as the blast furnace foundation The weight of the block is kept within the limit that does not cause cracks in the irregular refractory filled in the gap between the iron shell and the furnace cooling stave, or the irregular refractory filled around the furnace bottom cooling pipe. There is a need.

Further, in consideration of workability and safety, when work is performed at a level lower than that of the blast furnace foundation, the workability and safety can be further improved by dividing the furnace bottom block into at least two parts.
In this case, after the construction of the steel structure and the filling operation of the irregular refractory as described above are completed, the divided blocks are joined prior to the transfer to the frame.

  And, the transfer of the bottom block to the frame with the same loading level as the blast furnace foundation is done by lifting up the bottom floor block of the ground assembly site by moving the suspension device, and the blast furnace foundation in the lit-up space. This is done by inserting a frame of the same level as and placing it on it. If the suspension device is fixed, move the furnace bottom block to the suspension device by means of a transport truck for the furnace body, lift it up, insert a bridge at the same level as the blast furnace foundation, and place it on top of it. To do.

The furnace bottom brick construction for the furnace bottom block may be performed on the frame after moving the frame to a place where the final work such as brick stacking is performed.
In addition, after completion of the iron core of the furnace bottom block, the furnace bottom iron block is overlaid on a frame that has the same loading level as the blast furnace foundation, and a stave is placed on the frame, and an irregular refractory is filled. Alternatively, the furnace bottom brick construction may be performed to complete the furnace bottom block.

In an experiment in which the diameter of the bottom of the furnace was 20 m and the carbon brick used as the bottom brick was supported at both ends (20 m gap), a deflection of about 81 to 82 mm occurred. In an actual blast furnace, joints exist between the carbon bricks, so the deflection becomes large and the possibility of cracking is great. Therefore, the bottom bricks can be supported on the bottom plate of the bottom block and the frame overlying the bottom block so that such deflection does not occur on the frame. Specifically, when the furnace bottom block is completed on the frame, it is necessary to impart rigidity so that the deflection of the furnace bottom is 15 mm or less.
This is because if the amount of deflection exceeds 15 mm, cracks may occur, and when cracks occur, as described above, between the bottom bricks and staves with high thermal conductivity and the bottom cooling piping. Because the heat insulation layer is generated, the cooling performance of the bottom brick is lowered, and the bottom bottom life, which is the most important for the life of the blast furnace, is impaired. This is because the number of days required for the blast furnace construction will be extended. More preferably, the amount of deflection is 10 mm or less. Thereby, the brick crack generation resulting from the bending of the brick at the time of manufacture of a furnace bottom part block and conveyance can be suppressed effectively.

Example 1
An example of the procedure of construction | assembly of the furnace bottom part block according to this invention and conveyance to a blast furnace foundation is shown.
First, as shown in FIG. 8, the iron core 30 of the furnace bottom block is assembled on the pedestal 2 of the building site 1. In the groundwork site 1, construction of stave and furnace bottom cooling piping (see FIG. 8 (a)) and reinforcement material 33 for reinforcing the bottom of the furnace for preventing deformation were applied to the inner surface 61 and the bottom 62 of the iron shell 30, respectively. Thereafter, lift-up (lifting) is performed by the suspension changing device 3 (see FIG. 8B). Then, in the lifted up space, as shown in FIG. 8 (c), a dolly frame for the bottom block of the furnace, that is, a frame 35 at the same level as the blast furnace foundation, is transferred to a furnace carriage 5 called a dolly. Then, the furnace bottom block is placed on the frame 35. In this overlaid state, or after transporting the elevated furnace bottom block to a predetermined location and landing the frame 35, the rest of the work up to the completion of the furnace bottom block such as loading of the furnace bottom brick is performed on the frame 35. (See FIG. 13 (d)). When the frame 35 is once landed after the completion of the bottom block of the furnace, the frame 35 is lifted by intruding the furnace carriage 5 into the lower part of the frame 35 (see FIG. 8 (e)). Then, transport to the blast furnace base 9. Next, the bottom block of the furnace bottom is moved horizontally on the blast furnace foundation from the frame 35 having the same height as the blast furnace foundation level, and transferred to the blast furnace installation position on the blast furnace foundation for positioning (FIG. 8 (f)). reference).

  When the furnace bottom block is completed, it will be 2500 to 4500 tons or more in weight. Therefore, the ground where the frame is placed will reinforce the support surface, and as shown in FIG. A jack 36 or the like is interposed in the leg portion 35a, and the horizontal level of the frame 35 is periodically measured. When subsidence occurs, the height of the leg portion of the frame 35 is adjusted by the jack 36 to adjust the horizontal level. It is preferable to make corrections to maintain.

  In addition, when constructing the bottom brick in the bottom block, a frame was designed and used so that the deformation at the completion of the bottom block was 5 mm or less so that the bottom brick was within the allowable deflection. As a result, there was no occurrence of cracks in the installed brick. And in this case, compared with the case where a furnace bottom brick construction is not performed to a furnace bottom part block, the construction period of blast furnace repair was able to be shortened by 10 to 15 days.

Example 2
This example shows an example of the construction procedure of the furnace bottom block.
First, as shown in FIG. 10 (a), the core 30 of the bottom block of the furnace is assembled at the assembly site. In this figure, 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d provided on the side wall of the iron core 30 of the furnace bottom block are work scaffolds, 32 is a furnace bottom plate, and 33 is provided for preventing deformation of the iron shell 30, respectively. Reinforcing material. A reinforcing material 34 is incorporated in the lower stage of the iron shell 30 to prevent deformation.
And
(1) Assemble the furnace bottom iron skin at the assembly site and complete the iron skin 30 by constructing the furnace bottom plate.
Next, the following work is performed in the iron shell 30 using the work scaffolds 31a, 31b, 31c, and 31d.
(2) Installation of furnace bottom / furnace side wall stave / furnace bottom cooling piping.
(3) Filling and press-fitting an irregular refractory (see Fig. 10 (b)).

Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the suspension changing device 3 is introduced, and as shown in FIG. 3, the iron core 30 of the furnace bottom block is lifted, and the furnace body transport cart 5 is entered. 5 is loaded with iron skin 30. A frame having the same height as the blast furnace foundation indicated by numeral 35 in FIG. 11 is previously mounted on the transport body 5 for the furnace body, and the core 30 of the furnace bottom block is loaded on the frame 35. .
The specific procedure is as follows.
(4) The movement of the furnace bottom block changing device and the moving frame.
(5) The furnace bottom block is lifted up by the suspension device and the furnace bottom block is loaded on the frame (if necessary, the frame is moved to a position close to the blast furnace foundation. Keep close to the blast furnace foundation).
Next, the furnace body transport carriage 5 is moved to a predetermined position near the blast furnace foundation, the bridge 35 is landed by the lowering operation of the furnace body transport carriage 5, and the furnace is then loaded on the landing frame 35. Necessary interior decoration is applied to the iron block 30 of the bottom block.

First, as shown in FIG.
(6) The ceiling 37 is constructed on the furnace bottom block on the frame. In addition, a construction crane 38 and the like are installed on the ceiling 37. This treatment is for speeding up and making the work safe, and various devices can be introduced as necessary.
Next,
(7) Carry out heavy construction such as stacking furnace bottom bricks and lining bricks.
(8) After completion of the furnace bottom block, dismantle the ceiling and remove it. This dismantling / removal of the ceiling may be performed even after transport to the blast furnace base, but the reinforcing member 33 of the iron skin 30 is still applied to prevent deformation of the furnace body block.

Next,
(9) Transport to the blast furnace foundation (After the furnace carriage is entered under the frame, and by raising and lowering it, the frame bottom and ground are grounded, and the frame level is adjusted to the same level as the blast furnace foundation. Move).
(10) Slide the blast furnace foundation to the installation position.
(11) Lower the upper block above the furnace bottom block, and place and join it on the furnace bottom block.
(12) Lower the other blocks in sequence, and place and join them on the lower block.
In this example, since the operations (1) to (3) can be performed at a low-level building site, the safety of the operation can be achieved.

  In addition, the construction that the furnace bottom block is super heavy is performed on the frame of (5), and the transfer to the blast furnace foundation is carried out by sliding on the blast furnace foundation in this state. There is no occurrence of distortion, deformation, etc., and cracks do not occur in the preliminarily constructed refractory material, lining brick, furnace bottom brick and the like.

Example 3
In this example, the furnace bottom block is divided into a furnace bottom lower block and a furnace bottom upper block, each is individually manufactured at a ground assembly site, and both are joined to form a predetermined furnace bottom block.
FIG. 13A is a schematic cross-sectional view of the furnace bottom lower block, and FIG. 13B is a schematic cross-sectional view when the furnace bottom lower block and the furnace bottom upper block are joined.
In the figure, E represents the entire furnace bottom block, E _{1 represents the} bottom bottom block located at the lowermost layer, and E ₂ represents the furnace bottom upper block, which is the upper furnace bottom block.
The bottom bottom block E ₁ is provided with a top bottom plate 45 and a bottom bottom plate 46 as a bottom furnace plate. Between the top 44 and the bottom bottom plate 46, which protrudes about 300 to 1500 mm slightly above the top bottom plate 45. A cooling pipe 47 and a refractory 48 are disposed in Reference numeral 49 denotes an anchor bolt that supports the blast furnace furnace body.

Since the height h of the bottom floor block E ₁ of the bottom block E is about 1 to 1.5 m, an operator can easily and safely enter the bottom bottom block E ₁ at the assembly site. it can.
Therefore, improvement in work efficiency and improvement in safety can be achieved. Moreover, since the apparatus, tools, and various materials used for the work can be easily carried in, the production period of the furnace bottom lower block E _{1 having} a large work load can be greatly shortened.

On the other hand, among the furnace bottom block E shown in FIG. 13 (b), the furnace bottom upper block E ₂ is manufactured at another assembly site. Note that this hearth upper block E _2, equipped with what capture the furnace body cooling stave like in advance furnace. A furnace body cooling stave 41 is preliminarily applied in the iron shell 44b, and an amorphous refractory material 42 is preliminarily filled between the iron shell 44b and the furnace body cooling stave 41. Reference numeral 43 denotes a cooling pipe for the furnace body cooling stave 41.
Thus, after individually manufacturing the furnace bottom lower block E ₁ and the furnace bottom upper block E ₂ , the furnace bottom upper block E ₂ is placed on the furnace bottom lower block E ₁ as shown in FIG. In combination, the iron skin 44a and the iron skin 44b are joined to form a furnace bottom block E.

Next, as described in the second embodiment, the joined furnace bottom block E is loaded on a frame 35 as shown in FIG. 11, and as shown in FIG.
If the furnace bottom block becomes larger and it is expected that sufficient accuracy will not be obtained when joining the divided blocks, after joining, the furnace cooling stave is built in or the amorphous refractory is filled. You may perform construction.

  In this example, since the furnace bottom block E is divided and manufactured, the time required to manufacture the furnace bottom block E with a large work load can be effectively shortened, so the construction period can be shortened and the construction cost can be reduced. Can be achieved. Moreover, since the blocks are manufactured separately, the block height is low, and as a result, safety can be improved.

Example 4
This example has the same technical idea as the third embodiment in that the furnace body block is divided.
In this example, as shown in FIG. 14 (a), the furnace bottom subblock E _1, previously stowed part of previously furnace bottom brick 50 in Chikumi field. An upper bottom plate 45 and a lower bottom plate 46 are provided as a furnace bottom plate, and a cooling pipe 47, a refractory 48, etc. are provided between the upper skin 45a and the upper bottom plate 45 and the lower bottom plate 46 that protrude slightly above the upper bottom plate 45 by about 300 to 1500 mm. Is provided in the same manner as in the third embodiment.
However, in this example, it is important that the construction range such as stacking a part of the furnace bottom brick is within the weight range permitted when transferring from the building site to the frame 35. This construction range can be calculated based on warp and strain values that can be allowed by strength calculation.

Then, the bottom floor block E ₁ is combined with the bottom floor block E ₂ manufactured at a different assembly site as shown in FIG. 14 (b), and the iron skin 44a and the iron skin 44b are joined together. It is assumed that the furnace bottom block E of the object. The gap 51 between the iron skin 44b and the furnace bottom brick 50 is filled with an amorphous refractory after the iron skins 44a and 44b are joined.
Thereafter, the work is transferred onto the rack construction 35, and the work in the remaining construction range is carried out on the frame 35 to complete the furnace bottom block E. Note that the filling work of the irregular refractory into the gap 51 between the iron skin 44b and the furnace bottom brick 50 may be performed after the furnace bottom block E is loaded on the bridge 35.

  According to this example, since a part of the bottom brick can be stacked in advance, the blast furnace construction period can be shortened only during the period corresponding to the stacking of the bottom brick.

  Although the case where the furnace block is divided into five blocks to construct a blast furnace and the case where the furnace bottom block is divided into two has been described so far, the present invention is limited to these examples. However, the blast furnace furnace body can be applied when divided into two or more blocks, and the furnace bottom block may be divided into three or more. The number of block divisions can be determined as needed.

It is the figure which showed typically the block A which is a furnace top part block. It is the figure which showed the state which has arrange | positioned the switching device on the block A. FIG. It is the figure which showed the state which carries in the transport cart for furnace bodies in the space which lifted up after lifting the block A with a switching device. It is the figure which showed the state which loaded the block A on the transport cart for furnace bodies. It is the figure which showed the state which connects the rail on the blast furnace base side, and the rail on the transport carriage for furnace bodies, and conveys the block A on a blast furnace foundation by horizontal movement. It is the figure which showed the blast furnace core construction point on a blast furnace foundation. It is the figure which showed the conveyance point of the furnace bottom part block at the time of blast furnace furnace body construction on a blast furnace foundation. It is the figure which showed the conveyance point of the furnace bottom part block from the iron-shell assembly in a building site to the blast furnace installation position on a blast furnace foundation according to Example 1. FIG. It is the figure which showed the jack installed in the leg part of the frame. It is the figure which showed the iron-shell assembly point of the furnace bottom part block according to Example 2. FIG. It is the figure which showed the state which loaded the iron skin of the furnace bottom part block on the same level frame as a blast furnace foundation. It is the figure which showed the point which completes a furnace bottom part block on a frame. (A) is a schematic cross section of a furnace bottom lower layer block, (b) is a schematic cross section of the state where the furnace bottom lower block and the furnace bottom upper block are joined. (A) is a schematic cross-sectional view of a furnace bottom lower block in which a part of the furnace bottom brick is preliminarily stacked, and (b) is a schematic cross-sectional view in a state where the furnace bottom lower block and the furnace bottom upper block are joined.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Groundworking place 2 Stand 3 Lifting device 3a Transfer cart for transfer of moving device 4 Lift jack 5 Carriage for furnace 5a Packing beam 6 Loading level adjustment frame 7 Rail 8 Moving table 9 Blast furnace foundation 9a Rail
10 Blast furnace body support pillar
11a, 11b Lifting device
20 Drive cylinder
30 Iron skin
31a, 31b, 31c, 31d Working scaffold
32 Furnace bottom plate
33, 34 Reinforcement
35 frame 35a frame leg
36 Jack
37 Ceiling
38 Construction crane
41 Furnace cooling stave
42 Indefinite refractories
43 Cooling piping
44a, 44b Iron skin
45 Upper bottom plate
46 Bottom plate
47 Cooling piping
48 Refractories
49 Anchor bolt
50 hearth brick
51 Gap between the iron skin and the bottom brick
61 Inside of the iron skin
62 Bottom of the iron skin

Claims (5)

The blast furnace furnace body is divided into two or more ring blocks from the top to the bottom of the furnace and built at the earthwork site.
On the blast furnace foundation, the furnace top ring block is lifted and the second stage ring block is guided directly below the furnace top ring block, then the furnace top ring block is lowered to join both ring blocks, and then the joined ring block is After lifting, guide the ring block of the next stage directly below the lifted ring block and join them in the same way, or
Each ring block transported to the blast furnace foundation is sequentially lifted from the furnace top ring block, and after transporting the furnace bottom ring block, the upper ring block is lowered and joined to the furnace bottom ring block, and then the upper ring block is connected. In the blast furnace construction method of constructing a blast furnace by joining while dropping sequentially
Finally, the bottom ring block transported to the blast furnace foundation is constructed on the same level as the blast furnace foundation, including the furnace body cooling stave, the bottom brick, and the bottom cooling piping, and then transported to the blast furnace foundation. A blast furnace construction method characterized by sliding horizontally on a blast furnace foundation and directly under an upper ring block.   When constructing the furnace bottom ring block, the stage up to the stage of placing the furnace cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe on the furnace core is performed at a level lower than that of the blast furnace foundation, and then the furnace bottom ring block is the same as the blast furnace foundation. 2. The blast furnace construction method according to claim 1, wherein after the building is overlaid on a level frame, a furnace bottom brick is loaded to complete the furnace bottom ring block.   When constructing the furnace bottom ring block, it is divided into at least two parts, a lower furnace bottom ring block including a furnace bottom cooling pipe part and an upper furnace bottom ring block above it. After the furnace body cooling stave and the furnace bottom cooling pipe are installed, each divided furnace bottom ring block is joined, and then the joined furnace bottom ring block is mounted on the same level as the blast furnace foundation. 3. A method for constructing a blast furnace according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a furnace bottom ring block is completed by loading furnace bottom bricks.   The blast furnace construction method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the unit weight of the furnace bottom ring block is 2500 t or more.   5. The structure according to claim 1, wherein the frame for overlying the furnace bottom ring block is composed of a structure having a rigidity of 15 mm or less when the furnace bottom ring block is constructed. Blast furnace construction method.

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