Sodium-salt-modified paigeite and application thereof in reducing and sorting of hard-to-process iron-containing resource
A sodium salt modification, boron iron ore technology, applied in the field of iron and steel metallurgy, can solve the problems of increased material fusion and reactor adhesion, low metal recovery rate, unfavorable production line, etc., to shorten the reduction time, wide source, The effect of reducing production costs
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[0030] Sodium sulfate and sodium carbonate are mixed in 30% and 1% of boronite which is crushed and ground to -0.074mm in mass ratio and accounts for 50% of the boron ore. Reduction roasting at a temperature of 800°C for 30 minutes, crushing of reduction agglomerates, and grinding to -0.074mm mass percentage accounted for 75% to obtain sodium salt modified boronite additive; Added to oolitic hematite for mixing and agglomeration, and the dry agglomerate was reduced-grinding under the same conditions and parameters as in Comparative Example 1. The iron grade in the obtained metal iron powder was 90.67%, and the phosphorus content was 0.16%. , Magnetic separation iron recovery rate 80.79%, phosphorus removal rate 92.43%.
Embodiment 2
[0032]Sodium sulfate and sodium carbonate are mixed in 10% and 15% of the boron ore that is crushed and ground to -0.074mm in mass ratio, respectively, and after mixing, agglomeration, and drying, bituminous coal is used as the reduction agent. Reduction roasting at 850°C for 30 minutes, crushing the obtained agglomerates and grinding them to -0.074mm, accounting for 75%, and the obtained product is the modified boronite additive; add the above additives at a mass percentage of 30% Mix and agglomerate in the oolitic hematite, and the dry agglomerate is reduced-grinding under the same condition parameters as in Comparative Example 1, and the iron grade in the obtained metal iron powder is 90.15%, and the phosphorus grade is 0.17%. The iron recovery rate of magnetic separation is 83.59%, and the phosphorus removal rate is 90.41%.
Embodiment 3
[0034] Sodium sulfate and sodium carbonate are mixed in 25% and 15% of the boron ore that is crushed and ground to -0.074mm, and the mass ratio is 40%. After mixing, agglomeration and drying, bituminous coal is used as The additive was reduced and roasted at 900°C for 30 minutes, and the obtained agglomerate was crushed and ground to -0.074mm to account for 75%, and the product obtained was the modified boronite additive. The above-mentioned additives were added to the oolitic hematite at 30% by mass for mixing and agglomeration, and the dry agglomerates were reduced-grinding under the same conditions and parameters as in Comparative Example 1, and the iron in the obtained metal iron powder Grade 93.38%, phosphorus grade 0.11%, magnetic separation iron recovery rate 87.98%, phosphorus removal rate 93.27%.
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