Method for vanadium leaching by sulfate-adding wet-pile oxidation conversion of stone coal under atmospheric temperature and atmosphere pressure
A technology of atmospheric pressure and stone coal, applied in the field of metallurgy and chemical industry, can solve the problems of insufficient ore adaptability, low leaching rate, environmental pollution, etc., and achieve the effects of shortening leaching time, small consumption of chemicals, and reducing costs
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[0026] dry-grind the stone coal primary ore containing 0.5-3.0% by mass of vanadium to less than 60 meshes, add industrial sulfuric acid with a concentration of 70-98% by mass, the mass percentage of material acid is 100:26-35, stir evenly, and Under normal temperature and pressure, the wet pile is 4 to 15 days, and the pile height is more than 0.5 meters; under the above conditions, sulfuric acid reacts exothermicly with metal oxides such as aluminum, potassium, iron and silicate in the stone coal, A large amount of sulfate is generated, a large amount of sulfuric acid is consumed, and the concentration of sulfuric acid decreases accordingly. At the same time, the heat generated by the reaction raises the temperature of the material in the pile to above 85°C, and the water carried by the stone coal itself and the sulfuric acid diluted The added water and the water generated by the reaction evaporate, and the sulfuric acid always maintains a high concentration. Under the action...
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[0028] The stone coal primary ore containing 0.5% by mass of vanadium is dry ground to 60 mesh, and industrial sulfuric acid with a concentration of 70% by mass is added, and the mass percentage of material acid is 100:26.3, stirred evenly, and wet piled at normal temperature and pressure. 15 days, the pile height is 6.0 meters; under the above conditions, sulfuric acid reacts exothermicly with metal oxides such as aluminum, potassium, iron and silicates in the stone coal, generating a large amount of sulfate and consuming a large amount of sulfuric acid , the concentration of sulfuric acid decreases accordingly, and the heat generated by the reaction raises the temperature of the material in the pile to 85°C, which evaporates the water carried by the stone coal itself, the water added during the sulfuric acid dilution process, and the water generated by the reaction. Sulfuric acid always maintains a high concentration. Under the action of this concentrated acid, high temperatu...
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[0030]The percentage is 0.97% of stone coal primary ore dry grinding to 80 mesh, adding industrial sulfuric acid with concentration mass percentage of 75%, material acid mass percentage is 100:27.4, stirring evenly, under normal temperature and pressure, wet stacking for 13 days, the obtained The pile height is 2 meters; under the above conditions, sulfuric acid reacts exothermicly with aluminum, potassium, iron and other metal oxides and silicates in stone coal to generate a large amount of sulfate, consume a large amount of sulfuric acid, and the concentration of sulfuric acid At the same time, the heat generated by the reaction raises the temperature of the materials in the pile to 88°C, and evaporates the water carried by the stone coal itself, the water added during the dilution of sulfuric acid and the water generated by the reaction, and the sulfuric acid is always kept relatively high. High concentration, under the action of this concentrated acid, high temperature, wat...
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