Method for comprehensively recycling chlorine containing materials by means of water vapor activation and microwave roasting
A microwave roasting and steam technology is applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, which can solve the problems of difficult exhaust gas treatment, long dechlorination time, low dechlorination rate, etc., and achieves convenient exhaust gas treatment, lower reaction temperature, and improved removal rate. Effect
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[0026] Dry the copper slag filter cake produced by chlorine removal in the zinc smelting process to a water content of 2%, then crush it to a particle size of -100 mesh, and then place 108Kg of material with an initial chlorine content of 14.7% in a microwave with an output power of 60KW Roasting is carried out in the heater, and at the same time, 0.5m 3 Air is passed in at an amount of / h. When the material is heated to 350°C, water vapor is introduced at a rate of 1% / h of the mass of the chlorine-containing material, and flue gas is discharged at the same time. This keeps the temperature for 4 hours, and the dechlorination is completed. At this time, the main phase of the chlorine-containing material is converted into CuO after roasting, which is convenient for recycling. The content of chlorine in the obtained product is 2.51%, and the chlorine content of the product that only feeds air under the same conditions is 3.12%, indicating that feeding water vapor can improve the ...
Embodiment 2
[0029] Dry the zinc scum produced during the zinc smelting process to a water content of 0%, then crush it to a particle size of -100 mesh, and then place 120Kg of material with an initial chlorine content of 1.1% in a microwave oven with an output power of 80KW for roasting. At the same time, according to each Kg of chlorine-containing material, 1m 3 Air is passed in at a rate of / h, and when the material is heated to 500°C, water vapor is introduced at 2% / h of the mass of the chlorine-containing material, and flue gas is discharged at the same time, and the dechlorination is completed by keeping the temperature for 2 hours. At this time, the main phase of the chlorine-containing material is converted into CuO after roasting, which is convenient for recycling. The content of chlorine in the obtained product is 0.15%, and the chlorine content of the product that only feeds air under the same conditions is 0.21%, indicating that feeding water vapor can improve the oxidative dec...
Embodiment 3
[0032] Dry the zinc fumes produced during the zinc smelting process to a water content of 0%, then crush them to a particle size of -200 mesh, and then place 100g of materials with an initial chlorine content of 0.45% in a microwave with an output power of 1KW for roasting. At the same time, according to each Kg of chlorine-containing material, 2m 3 Air is introduced at a rate of 1 / h, and when the material is heated to 700°C, water vapor is introduced at a rate of 1.5% / h of the mass of the chlorine-containing material, and flue gas is discharged at the same time, and the dechlorination is completed by keeping the temperature for 2 hours. At this time, the main phase of the chlorine-containing material is converted into CuO after roasting, which is convenient for recycling. The content of chlorine in the obtained product is 0.02%, and the chlorine content of the product that only feeds air under the same conditions is 0.05%, indicating that feeding water vapor can improve the o...
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