Process for preparing aluminum polychloride
A technology for polyaluminum chloride and aluminum waste, which is applied in the fields of aluminum chloride, aluminum halide, flocculation/precipitation water/sewage treatment, etc. It can solve the problems of waste gas pollution, hydrochloric acid is volatile, and acid mist is easy to generate, and achieves production Low cost, mild reaction, energy saving effect
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Embodiment 1
[0023] The waste hydrochloric acid liquid is added to the acid-resistant reaction kettle, and the waste aluminum is added according to the conversion of the aluminum content of the raw material, so that the aluminum content in the product is converted into alumina to 9% (w / w), and the heat generated by the exothermic reaction with hydrochloric acid makes the The temperature rises to about 80°C, and then steam is introduced to heat to a temperature of 100±5°C, and then the polymerization reaction is carried out for 4 hours, and then enters the precipitation tank, and the product obtained through natural precipitation and separation is polyaluminum chloride (Al 2 o 3 The percentage is 9%).
Embodiment 2
[0025] Aluminum content (refers to Al 2 o 3 Percentage) 4.5% (w / v) waste hydrochloric acid pickling solution is added in the acid-resistant reaction kettle, then adds aluminum content (referring to Al 2 o 3 48%) of about 150kg of bauxite reacts, and the heat generated raises the temperature to about 80°C. Use electric heating (heat transfer oil) to reach a temperature of 100±5°C, then polymerize for 3 hours, add 50kg of water appropriately, and enter Intermediate pool, and then separated by plate-and-frame filter press to separate the aluminum content of the product (referring to the amount of Al 2 o 3 Amount) is 11% polyaluminum chloride product.
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