The invention discloses a method for removing
titanium in molten iron and belongs to the field of
metallurgy continuous casting. The method comprises the following steps: adding a
titanium removal agent into a
torpedo ladle before tapping in ironworks, and tapping, so that the
titanium removal agent and the molten iron are reacted completely, and the titanium removal product floats upwards; adding the titanium removal agent into a
ladle in front of a
torpedo ladle station in the ironworks, carrying out oxidizing reaction between the titanium removal agent and the molten iron by virtue of steel flow
impact during tapping, and removing the titanium; removing titanium removal residues in front of a
sulfur removal
station before
sulfur removal, and performing molten iron
sulfur removal and converter blowing. According to the method, the titanium removal agent can be respectively added into the
torpedo ladle and the ladle, and the addition amount of the titanium removal agent is adjusted according to the temperature of the molten iron and
alkalinity of molten iron
slag, so that the titanium removal efficiency is guaranteed. In addition, the titanium removal is influenced due to an
activity coefficient of TiO2 in the
slag, and the effect of removing titanium in the molten iron can be effectively stabilized.