Abstract:Low temperature solidified briquette was prepared with fat coal and anthracite as raw materials and organic polymer as binder. The effects of binder content on cold compressive strength, reactivity (CRI) and post reaction strength (CSR) of briquette were investigated. The changes of compressive strength and ash content of briquette during 180-900 ℃ were analyzed. The results show that: the increase of binder content can significantly improve the cold compressive strength and CSR of briquettes. When the binder content is more than 13%, the cold compressive strength of three briquettes is higher than 1800n, which meets the requirements of storage, transportation and charging. The strength after reaction is more than 55%, which meets the CSR standard of grade I coke; the CRI of fat coal briquette is more than 36%, the CRI of anthracite briquette is lower than 30%, and the CRI of fat coal+anthracite briquette is 30-32% The results show that the briquette of fat coal softens and melts at 500 ℃ and cannot be used in blast furnace; when the binder proportion is more than 14.5%, the compressive strength and CSR of fat coal+anthracite briquette are higher than that of anthracite briquette, and the comprehensive performance is the best; the volatile matter of three briquettes is as high as 10-30%, and the ash content is always lower than 12%, which meets the ash standard of grade I coke; the sulfur content of anthracite briquette is lower than 0.6%, and the comprehensive performance is the best The sulfur content of coal briquette and fat coal+anthracite briquette ranged from 0.6% to 0.8%, which met the sulfur standard of secondary coke.