A method for removing cyanide and copper in the production process of cyanide dye
A dye and filter cake technology, applied in the direction of organic dyes, etc., can solve the problems of incomplete oxidation of cuprous ions, low qualified rate of dye color and light, unfavorable subsequent treatment of wastewater, etc., to improve product economy, simple copper removal process, Easy-to-control effects
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[0037] Add 100g of cyanide dye CI Disperse Blue 366 [the following formula (Ⅰ-1)] crude filter cake and 200g tap water into a 500mL flask and stir for 1h, then add 20g of 20% sodium bromate solution and 10g of 50% dilute sulfuric acid. , Warm up to 45℃, keep for 4h; add 80g of 25% ammonia aqueous solution after the end of the incubation, continue to keep for 8h, filter and wash to neutral, and then add 200g of auxiliary MF for conventional commercial post-treatment (that is, pre-dispersed Then enter the sand mill or grinder for homogenization and drying to obtain the finished dye), take a sample, and test the copper content in the dye according to the method described in GB 20814-2006 to be 146ppm, which meets the limit of less than 250ppm in the finished dye Requirements, the dye shade and intensity after treatment are qualified.
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Embodiment 2
[0040] Add 100g of the cyanide dye CI Disperse Blue 366 crude filter cake and 200g of tap water into a 500mL flask and stir for 1h, add 20g of 10% sodium bromate solution and 10g of 30% dilute sulfuric acid, heat up to 45℃, keep for 4h; After the incubation, 80 g of 20% ammonia aqueous solution was added, and after the incubation was continued for 8 hours, it was filtered and washed to neutrality. The treated dye filter cake is added with 200g dispersant MF for conventional commercialization, that is, it is pre-dispersed and then entered into a sand mill or grinder for further homogenization and dried to obtain finished dyes, according to GB 20814-2006 Methods Sampling and testing the copper ion content in the finished dyestuff is 165ppm, which meets the limit requirement of the copper content in the finished dyestuff below 250ppm, and the shade and intensity of the dye cake after treatment are all qualified.
Embodiment 3
[0042] Add 100g of cyanide dye CI Disperse Blue 165 [the following formula (Ⅰ-2)] crude filter cake and 200g tap water into a 500mL flask. After stirring for 1h, add 20g of 20% sodium bromate solution and 10g of 50% dilute sulfuric acid. , The temperature was raised to 45°C, and the temperature was kept for 4 hours; after the completion of the temperature keeping, 80 g of 25% ammonia aqueous solution was added, and after keeping the temperature for 8 hours, it was filtered and washed to neutrality. The treated dye filter cake is added with 200g dispersant MF for conventional commercialization, that is, it is pre-dispersed and then entered into a sand mill or grinder for further homogenization and dried to obtain finished dyes, according to GB 20814-2006 Methods Sampling and testing the copper ion content in the finished dyestuff is 124ppm, which meets the limit requirement of the copper content in the finished dyestuff below 250ppm, and the shade and intensity of the dye cake af...
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