A process for resource utilization of zinc, lead and silver slag in hydrometallurgy
A technology for hydrometallurgical smelting of zinc and lead-silver slag, which can be applied in the directions of photography technology, photography auxiliary technology, and process efficiency improvement, and can solve problems such as unsatisfactory Pb recovery rate.
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[0022] The present invention will be described in detail below.
[0023] The mass fraction of lead in the lead concentrate in the present invention is greater than 50%.
[0024] Drying the zinc-lead-silver slag of hydrometallurgy with a mass fraction of 28-35% through a drying kiln at 700°C to reduce the moisture content to a mass fraction of 10-15% to obtain dried lead-silver slag. Drying is beneficial to the next process of batching and reducing the amount of heat taken away by the flue gas from the oxygen-enriched bottom-blown furnace; the dried lead-silver slag, lead concentrate and additives are batched, and the following conditions are met after batching: FeO and SiO 2 The mass ratio is (1.5~1.6): 1; CaO and SiO 2 The mass ratio is (0.45-0.6): 1; the mass fraction of Pb is greater than 30%; the mass fraction of S is greater than 14%, if the mass fraction of S is not greater than 14%, then adding no more than lead silver slag, lead concentrate and adding 3% of the total...
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