ISIJ International · 1993 · 28 citations · 0 references
EngineeringChemical EngineeringProcess ControlProcess Systems EngineeringReaction EngineeringGas-liquid ReactorsKinetic ModelingMetallurgical KineticsProcess SimulationReaction Process DesignReactor ModelingCarbon RemovalCarbon SteelsGas-liquid EquilibriumGas-liquid Reaction KineticsGas-liquid TransportMixed ControlMixed Control ChartsMixing Effects
The removal of carbon in a steel converter has been studied under Gas-Liquid reaction considerations; diffusion and reaction parameters were determined and control regimes tested. Improvementof the prediction of C results in the end of the blowing process can be obtained considering the variation of factors during the process. This is also obtained by introducing the Si-removal in the simulation obtaining the C and Si evolution. Application to control is discussed in relation with the use of a slag reaction model.