The invention relates to a method for extracting valuable elements from
slag of melted high-iron high-
silicon nonferrous metal with fire to produce low-carbon low-
sulfur molten iron and directly produce heat-resisting structural steel. The method for extracting valuable elements from
slag of melted high-iron high-
silicon nonferrous metal comprises the physical modification, the oxidation modification, the reduction and the
magnetic separation of the
slag of
nonferrous metal, the proportion of the slag (the melting of the components) and the adjustment of the components. Adopting the carbonaceous
reducing agent and combining the
magnetic separation with the FeO oxidation during the proportion of the slag (the melting of the components) and the adjustment of the components, the invention solves the problem of decarbonization after the reduction in the traditional method; adopting the physical modification and the
chemical modification, the invention solves the problems that the
solid fayalite is difficult to reduce and the finished product contains more
sulfur; adopting the proportion of the slag (the melting of the components) after the prereduction of the slag of nonferrous
metal, the invention solves the problem of the generation of the foaming slag and the
erosion of the furnace lining in the traditional
smelting reduction step. According to the characteristics of the valuable elements such as the Fe, the Ni, the Cu and the like in the slag, the valuable elements can be directly used for producing heat-resisting structural steel. The secondary resources are used effectively, and the problem on the
environmental protection during
smelting the nonferrous
metal is solved.