Method for producing ferrous metasilicate by using smelting waste slag of nickel, copper and cobalt
A technology of ferrous silicate and cobalt slag, which is applied in the field of copper and cobalt smelting waste to produce ferrous silicate and nickel, can solve the problems of lack of viability and sustainable development ability, pollution, no practical value, etc. Effects of mobility and chemical activity
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[0023] Embodiment one: a kind of method that produces ferrous silicate with nickel, copper, cobalt smelting waste slag, this processing method comprises the following steps: nickel, copper, cobalt slag are heated to molten state, heat preservation makes nickel, copper, cobalt slag Keep the molten state, wherein the nickel, copper, and cobalt slag in the molten state refer to the temperature at 1150-1300°C, and at the same time, oxygen is introduced into the nickel, copper, and cobalt slag to react to form a solid residue. The amount of oxygen introduced is Nickel, copper, cobalt slag 0.4-1 cubic meter per ton, the time of introducing oxygen is 5-10 minutes, until this solid residue is no longer generated, at this time the hot slag is divided into three layers, namely the solid scum in the upper layer, the middle part Liquid ferrous silicate, the bottom slag of the lower layer, and then remove the solid scum of the upper layer, remove the bottom slag of the lower layer, that is,...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Embodiment two: a kind of method that produces ferrous silicate with nickel, copper, cobalt smelting waste slag, this processing method comprises the following steps: nickel, copper, cobalt slag are heated to molten state, heat preservation makes nickel, copper, cobalt slag Keep the molten state, wherein the molten nickel, copper, and cobalt slag refer to the temperature at 1150-1300°C, and at the same time, air is introduced into the nickel, copper, and cobalt slag to react to form solid residues, and the amount of air introduced is 2-5 cubic meters of nickel, copper, and cobalt slag per ton, and the time for introducing air is 5-10 minutes until the solid residue is no longer generated. Liquid ferrous silicate, the bottom slag of the lower layer, and then remove the solid scum of the upper layer, remove the bottom slag of the lower layer, that is, the heavy metal layer of nickel, copper, and cobalt slag in molten state, and the lower layer accounts for 4-6% of the tota...
Embodiment 3
[0025] Embodiment three: a kind of method that produces ferrous silicate with nickel, copper, cobalt smelting waste slag, this processing method comprises the following steps: nickel, copper, cobalt slag are heated to molten state, heat preservation makes nickel, copper, cobalt slag Keep the molten state, wherein the molten nickel, copper, and cobalt slag refer to the temperature at 1150-1300°C, measure the content of potassium ions and sodium ions in nickel, copper, and cobalt slag, when the weight percentage of potassium ions is greater than 0.05% , when the weight percentage of sodium ions is greater than 0.05%, pass into nickel, copper, cobalt slag so that the chlorine gas that reacts to generate solid residue, the amount of passing through chlorine gas is 0.1-0.25 cubic meters per ton of nickel, copper, cobalt slag The feeding time of chlorine gas is 5-10 minutes; until the solid residue is no longer generated, the thermal slag is divided into three layers, namely the uppe...
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