Pretreatment method for precious metal in scraped automobile exhaust catalyst
A technology for scrapped cars and spent catalysts, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, etc., can solve problems such as poor separation effect and low recovery rate
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[0026] Crumble the spent catalyst containing precious metals, add a certain proportion of covering agent sodium formate to further grind, grind evenly and put it into a roasting furnace for roasting, the roasting temperature is 500, the roasting time is 2, after the roasting is completed, put it into the furnace and pass it into the furnace to reduce 1, After the above-mentioned spent catalyst fragments are cooled in the furnace, they are leached in acid, and a dissolving agent is added to the acid. The dissolving agent is sodium fluoride solution, and the leaching rate is 92%.
Embodiment 2
[0028] Crush the spent catalyst containing precious metals, add a certain proportion of covering agent sodium formate for further grinding, and put it into a roasting furnace for roasting after grinding evenly. , After the above-mentioned waste catalyst fragments are cooled in the furnace, they are leached in acid, and a dissolving agent is added to the acid. The dissolving agent is sodium fluoride solution, and the leaching rate is 90%.
Embodiment 3
[0030] Crush the spent catalyst containing precious metals, add a certain proportion of covering agent sodium formate to further grind, grind evenly, put it into a roaster for roasting, the roasting temperature is 500°C, and the roasting time is 2.5h, after the roasting is completed, put it into the furnace and pass it into the furnace for reduction After 2 hours, the spent catalyst fragments treated above were cooled in the furnace and then leached in acid. A dissolving agent was added to the acid. The dissolving agent was sodium fluoride solution, and the leaching rate was 92%.
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