A method for hydrometallurgy of strongly weathered and strongly oxidized glutenite uranium ore
A sandy conglomerate and strong oxidation technology, applied in the field of hydrometallurgy of uranium ore, can solve the problems of difficulty in obtaining economic benefits, different mineral composition and acid content, and low grade of uranium ore, so as to be beneficial to environmental protection and reduce production costs , The effect of reducing the discharge of waste water
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[0055] Take 40 kg of strongly weathered and strongly oxidized glutenite uranium ore sample, with a uranium grade of 0.234%, use a jaw crusher to crush the glutenite uranium sample to -10 mm, and use the cone quartering method to shrink and grind out 100 g -200 mesh representative ore samples, FeS was measured 2 The content of uranium is 1.10%, the proportion of hexavalent uranium is 98.5%, and the concentration of sulfate ion in the 1:1 washing solution is 1.98 g / L. Then, a standard sieve with a hole diameter of 1 mm was used to sieve the -1 mm glutenite sample from the -1 mm glutenite uranium sample crushed to -10 mm. Take 100 g of the sieved-1 mm glutenite sample, add tap water according to the solid-liquid mass ratio of 1:1, set the speed at 400 rpm, and set the speed at 25 o C, stirred and leached for 12 h, filtered with suction, and collected the filtrate. Then take 50 ml of tap water to wash the filter residue, filter again, and collect the filtrate. After analysis an...
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[0057] Take 40 kg of strongly weathered and strongly oxidized glutenite uranium ore sample, with a uranium grade of 0.230%, crush the glutenite uranium sample to -10 mm with a jaw crusher, and use the heap cone quartering method to shrink and grind out 100 g -200 mesh representative ore samples, FeS was measured 2 The content of uranium is 1.12%, the proportion of hexavalent uranium is 98.8%, and the concentration of sulfate ion in the 1:1 washing solution is 1.90 g / L. Then, a standard sieve with a hole diameter of 1 mm was used to sieve the -1 mm glutenite sample from the -1 mm glutenite uranium sample crushed to -10 mm. Take 100 g of the sieved-1 mm glutenite sample, add tap water according to the solid-liquid mass ratio of 1:1, set the speed at 400 rpm, and set the speed at 25 o C, stirred and leached for 24 h, filtered with suction, and collected the filtrate. Then take 50 ml of tap water to wash the filter residue, filter again, and collect the filtrate. After analysis...
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[0059] Take 40 kg of strongly weathered and strongly oxidized glutenite uranium ore sample, with a uranium grade of 0.225%, use a jaw crusher to crush the glutenite uranium ore sample to -10 mm, and use the cone quartering method to shrink and grind out 100 g -200 mesh representative ore samples, FeS was measured 2 The content of uranium is 1.08%, the proportion of hexavalent uranium is 99.0%, and the concentration of sulfate ion in the 1:1 washing solution is 1.91 g / L. Add tap water according to the solid-liquid mass ratio of 1:1, set the rotation speed to 400 rpm, and o C, stirred and leached for 5 h, filtered with suction, and collected the filtrate. The wet filter residue returns to the beaker and continues to add tap water according to the solid-liquid mass ratio of 1:1, and the set speed is 400 rpm. o C, stirring and leaching for 2 h, and this operation cycled 3 times. Finally, take 50 ml of tap water to wash the filter residue, filter again, and collect the filtrate....
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