Method for preparing low-phosphorus vanadium liquid by using wastewater subjected to vanadium precipitation
A technology of vanadium precipitation wastewater and phosphorus vanadium, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problems of vanadium precipitation wastewater polluting the environment, difficult treatment, inability to fully utilize, and large consumption of phosphorus removal agents, so as to simplify the process of leaching and phosphorus removal, broaden the Disposal approaches, effects of good economic and social benefits
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[0039] Embodiment one prepares low phosphorus vanadium liquid with the inventive method
[0040] This embodiment is alkaline leaching of vanadium-containing clinker in vanadium-precipitating wastewater. Take 900mL of the vanadium precipitation wastewater after the sodium roasting process, the sodium ion concentration is less than 50g / L, heat it in a water bath to 50°C, adjust the pH value to 6, add 400g of clinker as shown in Table 1, and continue to heat up and stir the reaction. The material is roasted by adding sodium salt, and the pH value begins to rise during the reaction process. After 30 minutes of reaction, the pH value is 10.5, which remains basically unchanged. Add a solution made of 2.0g magnesium sulfate and a small amount of water, and the temperature is at 90°C. , kept stirring at 90°C for 15 minutes, then added a solution made of 0.5 g of calcium chloride and a small amount of water, continued to react for 10 minutes, filtered while it was hot, and obtained the...
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[0041] Embodiment two uses the inventive method to prepare low-phosphorus vanadium liquid
[0042] This embodiment is alkaline leaching of vanadium-containing clinker in vanadium-precipitating wastewater. Take 900mL of the vanadium precipitation wastewater after the sodium roasting process, the sodium ion concentration is less than 50g / L, heat it in a water bath to 60°C, adjust the pH value to 8, add 400g of clinker as shown in Table 1, and continue to heat up and stir the reaction. The material is roasted by adding alkali salt, and the pH value starts to rise continuously during the reaction process. After 40 minutes of reaction, the pH value is 11. Add a solution made of 2.0g magnesium chloride and a small amount of water. At this time, the temperature is at 95°C, keep 95°C and continue stirring After reacting for 20 minutes, add a solution made of 0.5 g of aluminum sulfate, 0.3 g of calcium sulfate and a small amount of water, continue to react for 15 min, and filter while ...
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[0045] Embodiment three uses the inventive method to prepare low-phosphorus vanadium liquid
[0046] This embodiment is acid leaching of vanadium-containing clinker in vanadium-precipitating wastewater. Take 900mL of vanadium precipitation wastewater after the calcification and roasting process, the concentration of sodium ions is less than 50g / L, heat it in a water bath to 50°C, adjust the pH value to 5, add 400g of clinker as shown in Table 2, continue to heat up and stir the reaction, the pH value is in the reaction process Start to rise continuously, adjust the pH value with sulfuric acid to keep it at 3.2 and react for 30 minutes, then add a solution made of 2.0g magnesium sulfate and a small amount of water. At this time, the reaction temperature is kept at about 70°C. The solution made of a small amount of water was continued to react for 15 minutes, and filtered while it was hot to obtain a filtrate, which was filtered after static aging for 5 hours to obtain a vanadiu...
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