Method for copper hydrometallurgy based on hydrogen-rich water
A technology of hydrogen-rich water and copper smelting, which is applied in the field of copper smelting and chemical industry, can solve problems such as complex and dangerous production operations, and achieve the effect of simple operation, low cost, and cost reduction
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[0022] Example 1. Sulfuric acid leaching-extraction-back extraction-hydrogen-rich water precipitation wet copper smelting method of copper oxide ore
[0023] Crush the copper oxide ore, control the particle size to ≤20mm, stack the ore in different layers on the stockpile field with no leakage at the bottom and a certain natural slope, and stack each layer to a predetermined height layer (1-3m). Sprinkle dilute sulfuric acid solution for leaching. Sprinkler system equipment includes infusion pumps, PVC pipelines, nozzles, etc. The leaching solution will leach the copper in the ore during the infiltration process from top to bottom. After several months of leaching, the leach solution containing copper 1-4g / L and pH 1.5-2.5 is obtained, which is collected in the liquid collection pool. Pump the copper sulfate in the liquid sump to the extraction tank, and extract it with an oxime chelating extractant that is selective to copper. The organic phase is separated, and the copper...
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[0024] Embodiment 2. Hydrogen-rich water wet copper smelting of copper sulfide ore
[0025] Copper-containing leachate is obtained by leaching copper sulfide concentrate through the traditional process - sulfation or semi-sulfation roasting. Then, through the extraction and stripping process in Example 1, a copper sulfate solution was obtained. Add alkaline supersaturated hydrogen-rich water into the copper sulfate solution, let it stand for 30-60 minutes to react, precipitate or centrifuge to obtain metallic copper, and dry to obtain copper powder.
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