Separation process for coproduction of pure dysprosium and pure thulium by fractional extraction
An extraction and process technology, which is applied in the field of separation process of fractional distillation extraction and co-production of pure dysprosium and pure thulium, can solve the problems of low qualified rate of 4N grade products, poor process stability, low consumption of acid and alkali, and saves neutralizing reagents, The effect of reducing extraction waste and acid-base consumption
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[0030] The organic phase of saponified P229 is 30% by volume of P229 in the kerosene solution of extractant P229, and the saponification rate is 36%.
[0031] The pH of 2N~3N dysprosium chloride solution is 3, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Gd 0.030g / L, Tb 0.20g / L, Dy 160.0g / L, Ho 0.30g / L, Y 0.050g / L, Er 0.030g / L.
[0032] The pH of 2N~3N grade thulium chloride solution is 2~4, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Ho 0.020g / L, Y 0.050g / L, Er 0.20g / L, Tm 165.0g / L, Yb 0.50g / L , Lu 0.10g / L.
[0033] Step 1: Fractional distillation and extraction to separate GdTbDy / DyHoYEr
[0034] The saponified P229 organic phase is used as the extraction organic phase, the 2N-3N grade dysprosium chloride solution is used as the first feed solution, and 3.0mol / L HCl is used as the washing acid. The saponified P229 organic phase enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fractional extraction system from the first stage, the first feed liquid enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fraction...
Embodiment 2
[0049] The organic phase of saponified P229 is 30% by volume of P229 in the kerosene solution of extractant P229, and the saponification rate is 36%.
[0050] The pH of 2N~3N dysprosium chloride solution is 2, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Gd 0.050g / L, Tb0.30g / L, Dy165.0g / L, Ho 0.60g / L, Y 0.10g / L, Er 0.050g / L.
[0051] The pH of 2N~3N thulium chloride solution is 2, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Ho 0.0040g / L, Y0.10g / L, Er0.30g / L, Tm 170.0g / L, Yb 0.90g / L, Lu 0.20g / L.
[0052] Step 1: Fractional distillation and extraction to separate GdTbDy / DyHoYEr
[0053] The saponified P229 organic phase is used as the extraction organic phase, the 2N-3N grade dysprosium chloride solution is used as the first feed solution, and 3.0mol / L HCl is used as the washing acid. The saponified P229 organic phase enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fractional extraction system from the first stage, the first feed liquid enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fractional extraction ...
Embodiment 3
[0068] The organic phase of saponified P229 is 30% by volume of P229 in the kerosene solution of extractant P229, and the saponification rate is 36%.
[0069] The pH of 2N~3N dysprosium chloride solution is 4, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Gd 0.010g / L, Tb 0.030g / L, Dy 155.0g / L, Ho 0.10g / L, Y 0.010g / L, Er 0.010g / L.
[0070] The pH of 2N~3N thulium chloride solution is 4, and the concentrations of rare earth elements are: Ho 0.0010g / L, Y 0.020g / L, Er 0.10g / L, Tm 160.0g / L, Yb 0.10g / L, Lu 0.010g / L.
[0071] Step 1: Fractional distillation and extraction to separate GdTbDy / DyHoYEr
[0072] The saponified P229 organic phase is used as the extraction organic phase, the 2N-3N grade dysprosium chloride solution is used as the first feed solution, and 3.0mol / L HCl is used as the washing acid. The saponified P229 organic phase enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fractional extraction system from the first stage, the first feed liquid enters the GdTbDy / DyHoYEr fractional ext...
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