Modelo predictivo del índice de anisotropía del semicoque a partir de las propiedades de los carbones de la Cordillera Oriental de Colombia
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Carbones, coeficiente de anisotropía del coque, semicoque, componentes texturales, Cordillera Oriental de Colombia
Resumen
En esta investigación se desarrolló un modelo teórico para la determinación del Cociente de Anisotropía del Coque (CAQ) del semicoque a partir de las propiedades de su carbón precursor. El CAQ permite definir la resistencia y la reactividad del semicoque en el alto horno. Usando material residual de las pruebas de fluidez se realizó un análisis textural para determinar el CAQ real sobre 36 muestras de semicoque. Las principales texturas observadas para los carbones bituminosos fueron: isotrópicas y circulares para los de alta volatilidad (HVB); cintas lenticulares y finas para los de media volatilidad (MVB); y cintas medias y gruesas para los de baja volatilidad (LVB). El CAQ varió en un rango de 1 a 11. Análisis de componentes principales (PCA) y regresión múltiple permitieron reconocer la importancia de ciertas propiedades del carbón para determinar el CAQ. El análisis estadístico sugirió que el CAQ puede predecirse mejor a partir de la fluidez,
la materia volátil y el Ro de los carbones precursores. Este modelo fue validado a través de la comparación con datos reales de carbones de Polonia. Este trabajo proporciona un medio de control de calidad que podría
implementarse en la producción de coque colombiano.
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