Method for efficiently leaching wolfram from wolfram-containing mixed material
A technology for mixing materials and tungsten ore, which is applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, can solve the problems of complicated and diverse processes required for separation and complex properties of tungsten-containing materials, and achieves simple leaching operation, suitable for popularization and use, and efficient industrialization. The effect of tungsten extraction
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[0024] This specific embodiment is a process for leaching tungsten from a tungsten-containing mixture, and the specific steps are:
[0025] ① Weigh 100g of dry wolframite (WO 3 content is 66%) and 100g dry tungsten slag (WO 3 content is 9.7%), and crushed so that the particle size of the crushed material -325 mesh accounts for more than 96%, mix it evenly, and press the WO in the mixed material 3 Add 2.5 times of the required theoretical amount of sodium carbonate to the metal amount, stir it evenly, and place it in a stainless steel basin (120mm×60mm×2mm in size).
[0026] ② Turn on the high-temperature muffle furnace, and when the temperature in the high-temperature muffle furnace rises to 700°C, push the stainless steel basin containing the tungsten-containing mixture into the hearth of the high-temperature muffle furnace, roast for 4 hours, and turn it every 5 minutes during the roasting process Once the material in the stainless steel basin is filled with air.
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Embodiment 2
[0030] ① Weigh 100g of dry wolframite (WO 3 content of 66%) and 100g of low-grade scheelite (WO 3 content is 23%), and crushed so that the particle size of the crushed material -325 mesh accounts for more than 96%, it is mixed evenly, and according to the WO in the mixed material 3 Add 1 times of the required theoretical amount of sodium hydroxide and 2 times of sodium carbonate, stir it evenly, and place it in a stainless steel basin (size: 120mm×60mm×2mm).
[0031] ② Turn on the high-temperature muffle furnace, and when the temperature in the high-temperature muffle furnace rises to 900°C, push the stainless steel basin containing the tungsten-containing mixture into the hearth of the high-temperature muffle furnace, roast for 3 hours, and turn it every 5 minutes during the roasting process Once the material in the stainless steel basin is filled with air.
[0032] ③Add 900ml of water directly to the roasted material while it is hot, carry out wet grinding and water leachi...
Embodiment 3
[0035] ① Weigh 100g of dry wolframite (WO 3 content is 66%), and 100g spent catalyst (WO 3 content is 5.2%), and crushed so that the particle size of the crushed material -325 mesh accounts for more than 96%, it is mixed evenly, and according to the WO in the mixed material 3 Add 2 times of the required theoretical amount of sodium carbonate and 0.5 times of sodium chloride, stir it evenly, and place it in a stainless steel basin (120mm×60mm×2mm in size).
[0036] ② Turn on the high-temperature muffle furnace, and when the temperature in the high-temperature muffle furnace rises to 1000°C, push the stainless steel basin containing the tungsten-containing mixture into the hearth of the high-temperature muffle furnace, roast for 2 hours, and turn it every 5 minutes during the roasting process Once the material in the stainless steel basin is filled with air.
[0037] ③ Add 1000ml of water directly to the roasted material while it is hot, carry out wet grinding and water leachi...
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