Method and apparatus for decomposing phosphogypsum to produce sulphuric acid, generating electricity power and cement with quiescent state reduction
A reduction method and gypsum-made technology, which is applied in the comprehensive utilization of solid waste, building materials and chemical industry, can solve the problems of complex process, complex process control, large equipment investment, etc., and achieve simple process, strong controllability, The effect of improving economic efficiency
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[0063] Mix phosphogypsum, coal and other additives (percentage by weight): 50% of phosphogypsum, 5% of coal, and the balance of other additives, then grind them, and then send them into small balls and send them to the upper part of the static reduction and decomposition furnace at low temperature Calcination and decomposition of phosphogypsum under the reducing atmosphere in the reduction zone (due to the direct contact between the material powder and the reducing agent carbon, the reduction and decomposition effect will be better than that of the hollow kiln and the preheating decomposition kiln outside the kiln, and it also avoids the hollow kiln and precalcining kiln. Phosphogypsum common phenomenon such as clogging, crusting, etc.), the material decomposed in the reduction zone of the upper part of the static reduction and decomposition furnace enters the calcination zone of the lower part of the oxidizing atmosphere to form cement clinker; the high-temperature gas released...
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[0067] The consumption ratio (percentage by weight) of phosphogypsum and coal is as follows: 65% of phosphogypsum, 15% of coal, and the rest are the same as in Example 1.
Embodiment 3
[0069] The consumption ratio (percentage by weight) of phosphogypsum and coal is as follows: 80% of phosphogypsum, 35% of coal, and the rest are the same as in Example 1.
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