Method for separating boric acid and magnesium sulphate in boric acid production mother liquor by using magnesium sulphate
A technology of magnesium sulfate and magnesium sulfate heptahydrate, applied in the field of borate, can solve the problems of no ideal mature method, difficult to solve equipment anticorrosion, affecting the production cost of boric acid, etc., and achieves reasonable technical route design, low production energy consumption, Environmentally friendly effect
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[0015] Add 1000Kg of mother liquor produced by boric acid into the reactor, heat up to 75-80°C, add 200Kg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate under stirring, keep the temperature at 75-80°C (the solubility of magnesium sulfate is the highest at this temperature) until it is completely dissolved, and then cool Lower the temperature to precipitate magnesium sulfate as magnesium sulfate heptahydrate. When the temperature drops to 20-25°C, the slurry is sent to the classifier, and the crystals of magnesium sulfate heptahydrate enter the centrifuge from the lower part of the classifier, and the sulfuric acid heptahydrate is separated by centrifugation. Magnesium 530kg as agricultural use. Due to its hydrophobicity, boric acid enters the settling tank from the upper part of the sub-machine to separate the mixture of boric acid and magnesium sulfate. Only 510kg of boric acid mother liquor remains, which is returned to the boric acid production process.
Embodiment 2
[0017] Add 1000Kg of boric acid production mother liquor into the reactor, heat up to 75-80°C, add 200Kg of magnesium sulfate under stirring to make it completely dissolve and then cool down. During the cooling process, magnesium sulfate heptahydrate gradually precipitates from the mother liquor. When the mother liquor temperature reaches At 20-25°C, the mother liquor slurry with magnesium sulfate heptahydrate crystals is sent to the classifier, and the magnesium sulfate heptahydrate crystals enter the centrifuge from the lower part of the classifier, and 650kg of magnesium sulfate heptahydrate is separated by centrifugation. The boric acid and magnesium sulfate floating on the upper part of the classifier are separated to obtain this mixture.
Embodiment 3
[0019] The acidified compound was prepared by the method described in ZL03101382.1. 13% B 2 o 3 Put 1000Kg of boron magnesium ore powder into the reactor, add 550Kg of boric acid mother liquor, add 640Kg of sulfuric acid (concentration 40-75%) under stirring to carry out acidification reaction, and the reaction temperature is controlled above 80°C, which is the magnesium and boron in the boric acid mother liquor Magnesium from magnesium ore produces magnesium sulfate monohydrate. After the reaction is completed, the acidified product becomes a dry powder after stacking and natural cooling, and its composition is B 2 o 3 5.41%, MgSO 4 ·H 2 O72.6%. This acid compound is used as the material for the separation of boron and magnesium in the boric acid production mother liquor.
[0020] Get 1000kg boric acid mother liquor (containing MgSO 4 24.0%, B 2 o 3 2.5%) into the reactor, heat up to 75-80°C, add 200kg of the above-mentioned acid compound under stirring, keep the rea...
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