Method for preparing phosphoric acid and co-produced gypsum powder by hemihydrate process
A technology of hemihydrate gypsum and gypsum powder, applied in chemical instruments and methods, phosphorus compounds, calcium/strontium/barium sulfate, etc., can solve the initial setting time, final setting time, 2h flexural resistance and compression resistance of hemihydrate gypsum The strength index cannot meet the standards of building gypsum, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing the amount of crystal nucleation, improving the crystal form, and reducing the viscosity of the slurry
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[0042] Example 1 Preparation of phosphoric acid co-production gypsum powder by the method of the present invention
[0043] a. Add semi-aqueous process crystallization tank slurry to the pre-reaction tank, the index in the slurry is: P 2 O 5 : 42.05%, SO 4 2- : 1.47%, CaO: 0.15%, and then add 12kg~12.5kg / h of phosphate rock with a moisture content of 12-13% to the pre-reaction tank to ensure that the slurry and phosphate rock are mixed with SO in the liquid phase 4 2- The molar ratio with CaO is 0.65:1, the reaction temperature is 93~98℃, and the reaction is 2~2.5 hours;
[0044] b. Transfer the product in the pre-reaction tank to the reaction tank to make SO remaining in the slurry 4 2- Fully react with CaO in phosphate rock at 93~98℃ for 2.5 hours;
[0045] c. Transfer the product in the reaction tank to the crystallization tank, and add H into the crystallization tank 2 SO 4 , And form crystallization with calcium ions in the liquid phase to produce hemihydrate gypsum. The amount o...
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[0048] Example 2 Preparation of phosphoric acid co-production gypsum powder by the method of the present invention
[0049] a. Add semi-aqueous process crystallization tank slurry to the pre-reaction tank, the index in the slurry is: P 2 O 5 : 42.05%, SO 4 2- : 1.47%, CaO: 0.15%, and then add 12kg~12.5kg / h of phosphate rock with a moisture content of 12-13% to the pre-reaction tank to ensure that the slurry and phosphate rock are mixed with SO in the liquid phase 4 2- The molar ratio with CaO is 0.6:1, the reaction temperature is 93~98℃, and the reaction is 2.5 hours;
[0050] b. Transfer the product in the pre-reaction tank to the reaction tank to make SO remaining in the slurry 4 2- Fully react with CaO in phosphate rock at 93~98℃ for 2.5 hours;
[0051] c. Transfer the product in the reaction tank to the crystallization tank, and add H into the crystallization tank 2 SO 4 , And form crystallization with calcium ions in the liquid phase to produce hemihydrate gypsum. The amount of s...
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[0054] Example 3 Preparation of phosphoric acid co-production gypsum powder by the method of the present invention
[0055] a. Add semi-aqueous process crystallization tank slurry to the pre-reaction tank, the index in the slurry is: P 2 O 5 : 42.05%, SO 4 2- : 1.47%, CaO: 0.15%, and then add 12kg~12.5kg / h of phosphate rock with a moisture content of 12-13% to the pre-reaction tank to ensure that the slurry and phosphate rock are mixed with SO in the liquid phase 4 2- The molar ratio with CaO is 0.75:1, the reaction temperature is 93~98℃, and the reaction is 2.5 hours;
[0056] b. Transfer the product in the pre-reaction tank to the reaction tank to make SO remaining in the slurry 4 2- Fully react with CaO in phosphate rock at 93~98℃ for 2.5 hours;
[0057] c. Transfer the product in the reaction tank to the crystallization tank, and add H into the crystallization tank 2 SO 4 , And form crystallization with calcium ions in the liquid phase to produce hemihydrate gypsum. The amount of ...
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