Process method for respectively recovering nickel and iron from low-nickel high-iron laterite
A technology of lateritic nickel ore and process method, which is applied in the field of direct reduction to separately recover ferronickel powder and direct reduction iron powder, which can solve the problems that iron and nickel cannot be recovered at the same time, and achieve improved resource utilization, low price, and high economic benefits Effect
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[0014] A lateritic nickel ore contains 1.48% nickel and 33.56% iron, which belongs to low-nickel and high-iron lateritic nickel ore, and the nickel mainly exists in silicate. The reduction roasting conditions of recovered ferronickel powder are as follows: the amount of reducing agent coal is 5%; the amount of additive is 20%; the additive used is a mixture of sodium hydroxide and calcium chloride, the ratio is 1:0.5; Reduction roasting at 1100°C for 40 minutes in the furnace; cooling; grinding to a particle size of -0.076mm accounting for 90% at a mass concentration of about 60%, and magnetic separation at a magnetic field strength of 1.8kGs. Nickel-iron powder with a nickel grade of 10.61% and a nickel recovery rate of 80.71% can be obtained, and the grade of iron in the magnetic separation tailings can be increased to 37.35%. Then add 8% binder (bentonite: quicklime = 3:1) and 25% coal as reducing agent pressure balls to the magnetic separation tailings, and reduce and roas...
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[0016] A laterite nickel ore contains 1.42% nickel and 29.29% iron, which is a low-nickel and high-iron laterite nickel ore. The reduction roasting conditions of recovered ferronickel powder are as follows: the amount of reducing agent coal is 5%; the amount of additive is 10%, and the additive used is a mixture of sodium hydroxide and calcium chloride in a ratio of 1:0.5; Reduction roasting in the furnace at 1150°C for 50 minutes, after cooling, grind at a concentration of about 60% to a particle size of -0.076mm accounting for 95%, and magnetically separate under a magnetic field strength of 2.0kGs. Obtain nickel-iron powder with a nickel grade of 10.21% and a nickel recovery rate of 80.23%, and the grade of iron in the magnetic separation tailings is increased to 30.21%. Then add 7% binder (bentonite: quicklime = 3:1), and then add 23% coal as reducing agent to press balls, reduce and roast at 1200°C for 45 minutes, and the roasted balls are subjected to two-stage grinding ...
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