炼钢 ›› 2026, Vol. 42 ›› Issue (4): 1-8.

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转炉终点控制与炉渣泡沫化预测模型研究进展

赵明明1,张  森1,陈  波1,吴  令2,刘  怡2   

  1. 1.中冶赛迪信息技术(重庆)有限公司,重庆 400013;
    2.中冶赛迪工程技术股份有限公司,重庆 400013
  • 出版日期:2026-08-05 发布日期:2026-07-20

Research progress on converter end-point control and slag foaming prediction models

  • Online:2026-08-05 Published:2026-07-20

摘要: 为提升转炉炼钢过程的智能化控制水平,综述了转炉终点控制与炉渣泡沫化预测模型的研究进展。通过系统梳理相关研究,分析了终点控制模型从静态控制的机理模型、增量模型与智能式模型向基于副枪、烟气和图像数据的动态控制模型演进的历程;探讨了炉渣泡沫化预测模型由基于音频、图像和烟气的单模态预测模型朝着结合这些数据源的多模态预测模型方向发展的趋势。综述表明,现有模型已在理论上与工业应用中取得一定成效,但在复杂工况下的鲁棒性、可解释性以及对高质量数据的依赖性仍是其主要挑战。指出未来将冶金机理与数据驱动方法深度融合,并发展高效的多模态信息融合方法,是提升模型预测精度与鲁棒性的关键方向。

关键词: 转炉炼钢, 终点控制, 静态控制模型, 动态控制模型, 炉渣泡沫化预测模型

Abstract: To enhance the intelligent control level of the converter steelmaking process, the research progress in models for endpoint control and slag foaming prediction was reviewed. Through a systematic review of relevant research, the evolution of endpoint control models from static approaches, including mechanistic, incremental, and intelligent models, to dynamic control models based on sub-lance, off-gas, and image data was analyzed.The development trend of slag foaming prediction models from single-modal prediction model based on audio, image and off-gas data to multi-modal prediction model combining these data sources was discussed.The review indicates that while existing models have achieved certain success in both theory and industrial applications, they still face significant challenges, particularly in terms of robustness and interpretability under complex operating conditions, as well as a strong dependence on high-quality data. This study concludes that the deep integration of metallurgical mechanisms with data-driven methods, coupled with the development of efficient multi-modal information fusion techniques, represents a key direction for improving the prediction accuracy and robustness of the models in the future.

Key words: converter steelmaking, end-point control, static control model, dynamic control model, slag foaming prediction model