Method for effectively removing chlorine and sodium ions in rare earth precipitation process
A precipitation process, sodium ion technology, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, can solve problems such as low production efficiency, uneven washing, large water consumption, etc.
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[0029] A method for effectively removing chlorine and sodium ions in a rare earth precipitation process, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0030] (1) adding scandium chloride feed solution and saturated oxalic acid solution into the reaction kettle respectively, wherein the saturated oxalic acid solution is added in two batches, and the precipitation process is completed in the reaction kettle to form a rare earth oxalic acid precipitate;
[0031] (2) the oxalic acid rare earth precipitation is discharged in the filter barrel, and stirring bar is installed in the filter barrel;
[0032] (3) Input pure water with a temperature of 85°C into the filter barrel through the water pipe from the top of the filter barrel. An ultrasonic flowmeter is installed on the valve of the water pipe, and the ultrasonic flowmeter is connected to PLC1 to realize real-time monitoring of the flow of pure water;
[0033] (4) start stirring bar simultaneously, and stirring speed is 210r / mi...
Embodiment 2
[0038] A method for effectively removing chlorine and sodium ions in a rare earth precipitation process, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0039] (1) adding the praseodymium and neodymium chloride feed solution and the saturated oxalic acid solution into the reaction kettle respectively, wherein the saturated oxalic acid solution is added in two batches, and the precipitation process is completed in the reaction kettle to form a rare earth oxalic acid precipitate;
[0040] (2) the oxalic acid rare earth precipitation is discharged in the filter barrel, and stirring bar is installed in the filter barrel;
[0041] (3) Input pure water with a temperature of 88°C into the filter barrel through the water pipe from the top of the filter barrel. An ultrasonic flowmeter is installed on the water pipe valve, and the ultrasonic flowmeter is connected to PLC1 to realize real-time monitoring of the pure water flow;
[0042] (4) start stirring bar simultaneously, and stirring ...
Embodiment 3
[0047] A method for effectively removing chlorine and sodium ions in a rare earth precipitation process, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0048] (1) Add the samarium, europium and gadolinium chloride feed solution and the saturated oxalic acid solution into the reactor respectively, wherein the saturated oxalic acid solution is added in two batches, and the precipitation process is completed in the reactor to form a rare earth oxalate precipitate;
[0049] (2) the oxalic acid rare earth precipitation is discharged in the filter barrel, and stirring bar is installed in the filter barrel;
[0050] (3) Input pure water with a temperature of 92°C into the filter barrel through the water pipe from the top of the filter barrel. An ultrasonic flowmeter is installed on the valve of the water pipe, and the ultrasonic flowmeter is connected to PLC1 to realize real-time monitoring of the flow of pure water;
[0051] (4) start stirring bar simultaneously, and stirring speed ...
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