Method for recovering aluminum oxide, chlorine salt and villiaumite from aluminum ash
A technology of alumina and aluminum ash, which is applied in the field of recovering alumina, chloride salts and fluorine salts from aluminum ash, can solve the problem of poor economy, waste of dissolved aluminum alkali and energy consumption, and does not consider the chloride and fluoride salts in aluminum ash Recycling and other issues, to achieve the effect of strong operability, high recovery rate, and easy access to raw materials
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[0027] A method for reclaiming aluminum oxide, chloride salts and fluorine salts from aluminum ash, comprising the following steps:
[0028] A. Recombining the aluminum ash out of the furnace at 700°C-850°C until the aluminum in the aluminum ash is separated from the slag.
[0029] Aluminum ash compounding is to introduce high-temperature aluminum ash into the ash frying machine and continuously rotate and stir, so that the fine liquid granular aluminum contained in it is continuously combined to expand the volume until the naked eyes can distinguish aluminum liquid particles and slag solids. Afterwards, the molten aluminum can be sucked out or naturally settled to separate from the slag. The re-smelting temperature is preferably 700°C-850°C. If the temperature is too low, the molten aluminum will easily fuse with the slag, making it difficult to separate. If the temperature is too high, the slag will be easily broken into smaller particles, which will affect the purity of the...
Embodiment 2
[0040] Step A: 200kg of hot aluminum ash is re-melted at 750°C. After the aluminum in the aluminum ash is separated from the slag, the molten aluminum is sucked out and sent to the casting process to recover the slag.
[0041] Step B. Mill the molten slag with a ball mill for 3 hours, then sieve through a 30-mesh sieve, and send the slag over 30-mesh to the casting process for smelting.
[0042] Step C, the residual ash below 30 mesh is leached with water for 150 minutes, the leaching solid-to-liquid weight ratio is 1:15, stirring during the leaching process, so that the chloride salt and fluoride salt in the aluminum ash are fully dissolved and enter the liquid phase.
[0043] Step D, performing solid-liquid separation, recovering the solid phase and the liquid phase.
[0044] Step E, the liquid phase is evaporated and crystallized at 120° C. to recover chloride and fluoride salts, the main components of which are sodium chloride, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride and so...
Embodiment 3
[0048] Step A: 200kg of hot aluminum ash is re-melted at 850°C. After the aluminum in the aluminum ash is separated from the slag, the molten aluminum is sucked out and sent to the casting process to recover the slag.
[0049] Step B. Mill the molten slag with a ball mill for 4 hours, then sieve through a 30-mesh sieve, and send the slag over 30-mesh to the casting process for smelting.
[0050] Step C, leaching the residual ash below 30 mesh with water for 110 minutes, the leaching solid-to-liquid weight ratio is 1:10, stirring during the leaching process, so that the chloride salt and fluoride salt in the aluminum ash are fully dissolved and enter the liquid phase.
[0051] Step D, performing solid-liquid separation, recovering the solid phase and the liquid phase.
[0052] Step E, the liquid phase is evaporated and crystallized at 180° C. to recover chloride and fluoride salts, the main components of which are sodium chloride, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride and sodi...
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