The invention provides a technique for increasing on-line
recovery rate of regenerated
scrap aluminum melted ash residues. The technique comprises the following steps: mixing
scrap broken primary aluminum and
scrap broken wrought aluminum according to a certain ratio, taking the obtained mixture as a base material, covering massive
ingot materials, then dissolving, adding a small quantity of scrapbroken material in batches for multiple times, turning on big fire
flame when the temperature is about 590 DEG C after all the materials in a furnace
hearth are dissolved, stirring ash residues on the surface of aluminum melt liquid, separating the melted ash residues and aluminum liquid, and pouring the melted ash residues and the aluminum liquid out; pulling iron parts at the bottom of the furnace to a furnace platform slope, scattering a fluxing medium, instantly turning on the
flame, separating molten aluminum liquid attached on the iron parts, putting the hot ash residues in a
rotary furnace, pouring the hot ash residues into heat insulation ladles when the temperature is at 640 DEG C, and transporting and holding the heat insulation ladles in a
melting furnace. Through the techniquefor increasing the on-line
recovery rate of regenerated scrap aluminum melted ash residues, the burning loss of the scrap
aluminum can be greatly reduced; the secondary remelting of the recycled aluminum ingots can be avoided; the content of aluminum in the melted ash residues can be reduced; the melting
energy consumption can be greatly reduced; the
melting rate of the scrap
aluminum can be increased; the problem that the iron parts outside the scrap
aluminum can be avoided; and a large amount of the scrap aluminum containing the iron parts can be continuously used.