冷轧油泥及其油相和固相的基础特性研究.

Cold-rolling oily sludge is a typical hazardous solid waste in the iron and steel industry. Clarifying the basic characteristics of cold-rolled sludge helps to realize the resource utilization and harmless disposal of it. The basic characteristics of cold-rolling oily sludge and its oil and solid phases were studied by scanning electron microscopy， thermogravimetric analysis and rheological analysis … etc. The results showed that cold-rolling oily sludge was a high viscosity emulsion formed by mixing oil， water and solids and the mass fractions of oil， water and solid phases were 47.28%， 27.15% and 25.57%， respectively. The viscosity of cold-rolling oily sludge was 1.439 Pa·s at 25℃ and 100 s-1. The pyrolysis process of it included the evaporation of moisture， desorption of adsorbed gas, decomposition of light fatty acid organic compounds, cracking of heavy organic compounds and reduction of iron oxides with carbon residues. The mass fractions of saturates, aromatics， resins and asphaltenes in oil phase were 8.030%, 0.394%, 86.436% and 5.139%, respectively， while the resins were mainly composed of long-chain fatty acids such as palmitic acid, oleic acid, and stearic acid, and the distillation range of it was 300～500℃. The solid phase contained magnetite and iron metal (Fe)，and the mass fraction of Fe element was 66.08%. The average particle size of the solid phase was 503.622 μm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]