Application of calcium-chloride-containing aqueous solution in conversion exploitation of glauberite resource and conversion exploitation method of glauberite resource
A mining method, glauberite technology, applied in the direction of mining fluid, earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve problems such as examples that have no industrial application
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[0058] Embodiment 1: the 1m 3 Contains CaCl 2 The 20g / L solution (or aqueous solution) is injected into the sodium sulfate rock salt mine. The rock salt is in an underground environment of about 50°C. Soluble salts such as sodium chloride and mirabilite are first dissolved in water (that is, the water contained in the solution), and at the same time Glauber's salt is also dissolved and decomposed into slightly soluble calcium sulfate and soluble sodium sulfate in the environment of calcium chloride solution. Calcium sulfate precipitates downhole, while sodium sulfate dissolves in water. At this time, the dissolved sulfuric acid All the sodium reacts with the original calcium chloride in the solution to form slightly soluble calcium sulfate, which precipitates at the bottom of the well, and at the same time produces soluble sodium chloride, which dissolves in water and flows with the brine, and a small amount of Glauber's salt dissolves. After 1 month enough time for settlemen...
Embodiment 2
[0059] Embodiment 2: the 1m 3 Contains CaCl 2 Inject a 40g / L solution into a sodium sulfate rock salt mine. The rock salt is in an underground environment of about 50°C. Soluble salts such as sodium chloride and thenardite are first dissolved in water. At the same time, glauberite is also dissolved in the environment of calcium chloride solution. The solution is decomposed into slightly soluble calcium sulfate and soluble sodium sulfate. Calcium sulfate precipitates downhole, while sodium sulfate dissolves in water. At this time, all the dissolved sodium sulfate reacts with the original calcium chloride in the solution to form Slightly soluble calcium sulfate, the precipitation well is low, and soluble sodium chloride is produced at the same time, which dissolves in water, and the unreacted calcium chloride is mined out along with the bittern. After 1 month enough time for settlement, about 0.9m 3 NaCl 302g / L, CaCl 2 18g / L of bittern.
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[0060] Embodiment 3: the 1m 3 Contains CaCl 2Inject the 80g / L solution into the sodium sulfate rock salt mine. The rock salt is in the underground environment of about 50°C. Soluble salts such as sodium chloride and thenardite are first dissolved in the water. At the same time, the glauberite is also dissolved in the environment of calcium chloride solution. The solution is decomposed into slightly soluble calcium sulfate and soluble sodium sulfate. Calcium sulfate precipitates downhole, while sodium sulfate dissolves in water. At this time, all the dissolved sodium sulfate reacts with the original calcium chloride in the solution to form Slightly soluble calcium sulfate, the precipitation well is low, and soluble sodium chloride is produced at the same time, which dissolves in water, and the unreacted calcium chloride is mined out along with the bittern. After 1 month enough time for settlement, about 0.9m 3 NaCl 259g / L, CaCl 2 61g / L of bittern.
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