Method for preparing iron carbide from multi-metal sulfur acid residue
A sulfuric acid slag and multi-metal technology, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problems of easy spontaneous combustion of reduced iron powder, low added value of iron concentrate, inability to remove copper, lead and non-ferrous metals, etc., and achieve the effect of less investment and short process
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[0044] Example 1: The iron grade of the sulfuric acid slag is 59.20%, the contents of copper, lead and zinc are respectively 0.89%, 1.11% and 0.29%, and the content of the sulfuric acid slag smaller than 0.075mm is 78.58%. Added 8% CaCl 2 The sulfuric acid slag with 1.8% bentonite is rubbed in a moistening mill for 4 minutes, and the moistening water is 15%. After moistening, it is prepared into green balls with a diameter of 8-16mm in a disc pelletizer. The drop strength of green balls is 3.9 times / 0.5m, and the green balls are chlorinated at 1100 for 25 minutes after drying. The resulting chlorinated pellets were cooled at 650 °C and CO:CO 2 :H 2 Carburize for 180 minutes in a mixed gas of 65:15:20, and cool the hot ball in nitrogen. After cooling the pellets were broken down to less than 1mm. Under the condition that the pulp concentration is 50%, ball milling in a conical ball mill to obtain a ball milling fineness of 99% is less than 200 mesh, and then the pulp is mag...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Example 2: The iron grade of the sulfuric acid slag is 56.20%, the contents of copper, lead and zinc are respectively 0.39%, 0.89% and 0.59%, and the content of the sulfuric acid slag smaller than 0.075mm is 86.58%. The sulfuric acid slag added with 8% NaCl and 1.5% bentonite was milled in a moistening mill for 3 minutes with a water content of 15%. After moistening, it was prepared into green balls with a diameter of 8-16mm in a disc pelletizer. The drop strength of green balls is 3.2 times / 0.5m, and the green balls are chlorinated at 1100 for 30 minutes after drying. The resulting chlorinated pellets were cooled at 650 °C and CO:CO 2 :H 2 Carburize for 160 minutes in a mixed gas of 70:10:20, and cool the hot ball in nitrogen. After cooling the pellets were broken down to less than 1mm. Under the condition that the pulp concentration is 50%, ball milling in a conical ball mill to obtain a ball milling fineness of 100% less than 200 mesh, and then the pulp is magneti...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Example 3: The iron grade of the sulfuric acid slag is 49.70%, the contents of copper, lead and zinc are respectively 0.28%, 1.35% and 0.69%, and the content of the sulfuric acid slag smaller than 0.075mm is 80.12%. Added 8% CaCl 2 The sulfuric acid slag with 2.1% bentonite is rubbed in a moistening mill for 3 minutes, and the moistening water is 13%. After moistening, it is prepared into green balls with a diameter of 8-16mm in a disc pelletizer. The drop strength of green balls is 3.5 times / 0.5m, and the green balls are chlorinated at 1100 for 30 minutes after drying. The obtained chlorinated pellets were at 750 °C and CH 4 :H 2 Carburize in a 40:60 mixed gas for 80 minutes, and cool the hot ball in nitrogen. After cooling the pellets were broken down to less than 1mm. Under the condition of pulp concentration of 50%, ball milling in a conical ball mill to obtain a ball milling fineness of 100% less than 200 mesh, and then magnetic separation of the pulp in a magn...
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