Process for processing waste circuit boards to prepare copper alloy powder by mechanical physical method
A technology of waste circuit boards and copper alloys, which is applied in the field of electronic waste resource recycling, can solve the problems of large environmental pollution, high energy consumption, and long metallurgical recycling process, and achieve the goal of short process, low energy consumption, and realization of recycling Effect
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[0031] This embodiment provides a process for preparing copper alloy powder by processing waste circuit boards by mechanical and physical methods, including the following steps:
[0032] (1) Crush 100 kg of waste circuit boards to less than 5 mm, and use airflow sorting to achieve the initial separation of metals and non-metals to obtain iron-containing metal-rich aggregates, with iron content of 16.9 wt.%;
[0033] (2) Magnetically separate the ferrous metal-rich group obtained in step (1) to obtain non-ferrous metal-rich group and ferromagnetic metal-rich group respectively;
[0034] (3) Use a hammer crusher to further pulverize the non-ferrous metal rich mass obtained in step (2) to less than 0.5 mm, and sieve with a screen to obtain coarse particle materials greater than 200 mesh;
[0035] (4) The coarse particle materials larger than 200 meshes obtained in step (3) are separated by hydraulic shaker to remove most of the non-metals and increase the metal content i...
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[0040] This embodiment provides a process for preparing copper alloy powder by processing waste circuit boards by mechanical and physical methods, including the following steps:
[0041] (1) Crush 100 kg of waste circuit boards to less than 5 mm, and use airflow sorting to achieve the initial separation of metals and non-metals to obtain iron-containing metal-rich aggregates, with iron content of 16.9 wt.%;
[0042] (2) Magnetically separate the ferrous metal-rich group obtained in step (1) to obtain non-ferrous metal-rich group and ferromagnetic metal-rich group respectively;
[0043] (3) Use a hammer crusher to further pulverize the non-ferrous metal rich mass obtained in step (2) to less than 0.5 mm, and sieve with a screen to obtain coarse particle materials greater than 200 mesh;
[0044] (4) The coarse particle materials larger than 200 meshes obtained in step (3) are separated by hydraulic shaker to remove most of the non-metals and increase the metal content i...
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[0049] This embodiment provides a process for preparing copper alloy powder by processing waste circuit boards by mechanical and physical methods, including the following steps:
[0050] (1) Crush 100 kg of waste circuit boards to less than 5 mm, and use airflow sorting to achieve the initial separation of metals and non-metals to obtain iron-containing metal-rich aggregates, with iron content of 16.9 wt.%;
[0051] (2) Magnetically separate the ferrous metal-rich group obtained in step (1) to obtain non-ferrous metal-rich group and ferromagnetic metal-rich group respectively;
[0052] (3) Use a hammer crusher to further pulverize the non-ferrous metal rich mass obtained in step (2) to less than 0.5 mm, and sieve with a screen to obtain coarse particle materials greater than 200 mesh;
[0053] (4) The coarse particle materials larger than 200 meshes obtained in step (3) are separated by hydraulic shaker to remove most of the non-metals and increase the metal content i...
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