US2006021467A1PendingUtilityA1
Reclaimed magnesium desulfurization agent
Est. expiryOct 30, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Gerald R. Zebrowski
C21C 7/0645C21C 1/025Y02P10/20C21C 7/064C21C 1/02
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Abstract
A method and composition for removing sulfur from molten ferrous material, particularly molten iron. The desulfurization agent includes reclaimed magnesium scrap, a gas-producing compound and a calcium compound.
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47 . A desulfurization agent for removing sulfur from molten iron, said desulfurization agent including reclaimed magnesium, a gas-producing compound and a calcium compound, said reclaimed magnesium at least partially formed from ground particles of a briquette or puck of magnesium scrap, said briquette particles including about 1-15% liquid.
48 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said reclaimed magnesium includes pure magnesium, a solid magnesium compound, a magnesium alloy or mixtures thereof.
49 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said liquid includes, water, lubrication fluid, cutting fluid, or mixtures thereof.
50 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said liquid includes at least a portion of said gas-producing compound.
51 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 50 , wherein said gas producing agent includes a hydrocarbon compound.
52 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbide, calcium carbonate, calcium chloride, calcium cyanamide, calcium iodide, calcium nitrate, calcium nitrite or mixtures thereof.
53 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 52 , wherein a majority of said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, calcium carbide or mixtures thereof.
54 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 51 , wherein a majority of said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, calcium carbide or mixtures thereof.
55 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said gas-producing compound constitutes less than about 10 weight percent of said desulfurization agent.
56 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 53 , wherein said gas-producing compound constitutes less than about 10 weight percent of said desulfurization agent.
57 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 54 , wherein said gas-producing compound constitutes less than about 10 weight percent of said desulfurization agent.
58 . The desulfurization agent as defined in claim 47 , wherein said reclaimed magnesium includes magnesium chips, magnesium turnings, or mixtures thereof.
59 . A method for forming a desulfurization agent used to remove sulfur from molten iron comprising:
a) obtaining a magnesium material, at least a portion of said magnesium material being reclaimed magnesium from a briquette or puck, said briquette or puck including 1-15% liquid; b) at least partially grinding said reclaimed magnesium material; and, c) mixing said ground magnesium material with a calcium compound.
60 . The method as defined in claim 59 , wherein said step of mixing includes the step of co-grinding said reclaimed magnesium material with said calcium compound.
61 . The method as defined in claim 59 , including the step of at least partially forming said magnesium briquette by a) at least partially removing fluid from reclaimed magnesium;
and b) compressing said reclaimed magnesium to form said magnesium briquette or puck, said magnesium briquette or puck having a density of at least about 80 lbs/ft 3 and a fluid content of less than about 10 weight percent.
62 . The method as defined in claim 60 , including the step of at least partially forming said magnesium briquette by a) at least partially removing fluid from reclaimed magnesium;
and b) compressing said reclaimed magnesium to form said magnesium briquette or puck, said magnesium briquette or puck having a density of at least about 80 lbs/ft 3 and a fluid content of less than about 10 weight percent.
63 . The method as defined in claim 61 , wherein said step of at least partially removing fluid from reclaimed magnesium includes centrifuging said reclaimed magnesium.
64 . The method as defined in claim 62 , wherein said step of at least partially removing fluid from reclaimed magnesium includes centrifuging said reclaimed magnesium.
65 . The method as defined in claim 59 , including the step of mixing a gas-producing compound with said magnesium material and calcium compound.
66 . The method as defined in claim 60 , including the step of mixing a gas-producing compound with said magnesium material and calcium compound.
67 . The method as defined in claim 61 , including the step of mixing a gas-producing compound with said magnesium material and calcium compound.
68 . The method as defined in claim 63 , including the step of mixing a gas-producing compound with said magnesium material and calcium compound.
69 . The method as defined in claim 64 , including the step of mixing a gas-producing compound with said magnesium material and calcium compound.
70 . The method as defined in claim 60 , wherein said reclaimed magnesium is pre-ground prior to said co-grinding.
71 . The method as defined in claim 59 , wherein said reclaimed magnesium used to at least partially form said magnesium briquette or puck includes magnesium chips, magnesium turnings, or mixtures thereof.
72 . The method as defined in claim 59 , wherein said magnesium material includes pure magnesium, a solid magnesium compound, a magnesium alloy or mixtures thereof.
73 . The method as defined in claim 59 , wherein said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbide, calcium carbonate, calcium chloride, calcium cyanamide, calcium iodide, calcium nitrate, calcium nitrite or mixtures thereof.
74 . The method as defined in claim 73 , wherein a majority of said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, calcium carbide or mixtures thereof.
75 . The method as defined in claim 68 , wherein a majority of said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, calcium carbide or mixtures thereof.
76 . The method as defined in claim 69 , wherein a majority of said calcium compound includes calcium oxide, calcium carbonate, calcium carbide or mixtures thereof.
77 . The method as defined in claim 66 , wherein said gas-producing compound includes lubrication fluid, cutting fluid or mixtures thereof.
78 . The method as defined in claim 75 , wherein said gas-producing compound includes lubrication fluid, cutting fluid or mixtures thereof.
79 . The method as defined in claim 76 , wherein said gas-producing compound includes lubrication fluid, cutting fluid or mixtures thereof.
80 . The method as defined in claim 60 , wherein said step of grinding includes the reduction of said magnesium material to an average particle size of about 18-100 U.S. Standard Mesh.
81 . The method as defined in claim 79 , wherein said step of grinding includes the reduction of said magnesium material to an average particle size of about 18-100 U.S. Standard Mesh.
82 . The method as defined in claim 59 , wherein said liquid in said briquette includes said gas-producing compound.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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