Method of recycling iron fine powder from sulfate residue
A technology for recovering sulfuric acid slag and iron, which is applied in the direction of metal recovery, recycling technology, process efficiency improvement, etc., can solve the problems of difficult industrial scale production and low recovery rate, and achieves short processing time, high recovery rate, and method simple effect
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[0022] First, load an appropriate amount of pyrite slag (that is, sulfuric acid slag, the content analysis of each component is shown in Table 1) in the kettle, add sodium sulfide solution according to the molar ratio of sulfur content in the raw material to sodium sulfide 0.5:1, and fully react for about 5 hours. Filter, the filtrate is sodium polysulfide solution, add sodium carbonate to the filter residue according to the molar ratio of sulfur content in the filter residue to sodium carbonate 1:1, fully react for about 2h, and then filter. The filtrate is sodium sulfate solution. The hydrochloric acid with the same mole number of sodium carbonate as HCl is fully reacted for about 2 hours and then filtered. The filtrate is mainly calcium chloride solution, and the dried filter residue is the iron powder product.
[0023] In the obtained iron concentrate product, the total iron content is above 61%, and the S content is below 0.5%. The composition of iron concentrate products is...
Embodiment 2
[0025] The process flow is the same as in Example 1. First, load an appropriate amount of pyrite slag (that is, sulfuric acid slag, the content analysis of each component is shown in Table 3) in the kettle, add sodium sulfide solution according to the molar ratio of sulfur content and sodium sulfide in the raw material to 0.3:1, and fully react for about 2 hours. Filter, the filtrate is sodium polysulfide solution, add ammonium carbonate to the filter residue according to the molar ratio of sulfur content in the filter residue to sodium carbonate at 0.8:1, fully react for about 1h and then filter. The filtrate is ammonium sulfate solution. The hydrochloric acid with the same mole number of sodium carbonate as HCl is fully reacted for about 1 hour and then filtered. The filtrate is mainly calcium chloride solution, and the dried filter residue is the iron powder product.
[0026] In the obtained iron concentrate product, the total iron content is above 61%, and the S content is be...
Embodiment 3
[0028] The process flow is the same as in Example 1. First, load an appropriate amount of pyrite slag (that is, sulfuric acid slag, the content analysis of each component is shown in Table 1) in the kettle, add sodium sulfide solution according to the molar ratio of sulfur content and sodium sulfide in the raw material to 0.1:1, and react for about 0.5h. Filtrate, the filtrate is sodium polysulfide solution, add ammonium carbonate to the filter residue according to the molar ratio of sulfur content in the filter residue to sodium carbonate 0.5:1, react for about 0.5h and then filter. The filtrate is ammonium sulfate solution. The hydrochloric acid with the same mole number of sodium carbonate as HCl, react for about 0.5h and then filter. The filtrate is mainly calcium chloride solution, and the dried filter residue is the iron powder product.
[0029] Table 1 Composition of pyrite slag (in oxide, %)
[0030] Fe 2 O 3
[0031] Table 2 Composition of iron concentrate products (%)...
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