In-situ on-line detection device for metallurgy liquid metal component

Abstract

The invention relates to an in-situ on-line detection device for a metallurgy liquid metal component. The device comprises a front-end high-temperature-resisting optical probe, a middle-end signal generating and acquiring part and a rear-end control platform, wherein the front end of the front-end high-temperature-resisting optical probe is arranged in metallurgy liquid metal to generate an optical signal and is used for transmitting the optical signal to the middle-end signal generating and acquiring part; the middle-end signal generating and acquiring part is used for converting the received optical signal of the front-end high-temperature-resisting optical probe into an electrical signal and outputting the electrical signal to the rear-end control platform; and the rear-end control platform is used as a manual operation and display platform and is used for receiving the electrical signal transmitted by the middle-end signal generating and acquiring part, processing the received electrical signal, controlling a laser signal of the middle-end signal generating and acquiring part and controlling the flow of water and gas in the front-end high-temperature-resisting optical probe. By the device, detection time is greatly shortened, the quality of a product is substantially improved, production cost is reduced, and energy consumption is reduced; and the device has an accurate measurement result and can be used for measuring difficultly-measured components such as C, S, P and the like.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an online monitoring technology for high-temperature liquid components, in particular to an in-situ and online detection device for metallurgical liquid metal components. Background technique [0002] Metals and alloys need to detect changes in chemical composition during the smelting process to control product quality and determine the end of smelting. At present, due to the lack of advanced online measurement technology, the smelting process generally adopts offline testing methods of manual sampling and sample preparation. For example, in the steelmaking process, the detection of high-temperature molten steel requires a series of processes such as sampling, cooling, grinding, and polishing, and then it is measured and analyzed on an analytical instrument. The entire process takes 3 to 5 minutes. It takes more than one-tenth of the smelting time. This time-consuming offline detection method not only causes backward quality contr...

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[0004] In view of the shortcomings in the prior art that the probe cannot withstand high temperatures above 1700°C for measurement, and the on-line detection device cannot detect elements such as C, S, and P, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a method for quality control and smelting An in-situ and on-line detection device for metallurgical liquid metal components that provides timely and effective information at the end point

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