Method of converting vanadium slag into salt extracted vanadium twice
A technology for converting into and vanadium slag, applied in the field of vanadium metallurgy, can solve the problems of difficult industrial production line popularization and application, large fluctuation of vanadium slag and vanadium leaching rate, and high alkali metal/sulfur content in the residue, so as to solve the problem of high alkali metal/sulfur content. , Improve the vanadium transfer rate, the effect of small fluctuation of vanadium transfer rate
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[0052] Take vanadium slag (containing V 2 o 5 18.95%, CaO1.94%, MgO1.76%, MnO7.53%) 100g, placed in the muffle furnace, oxidized and self-reformed at 800°C for 120min under the condition of ventilation, to obtain the first clinker, the first After the secondary clinker is crushed to a particle size of ≤0.096mm, it is added to 300mL of the first carbonation leaching agent, stirred and leached for 20 minutes at a slurry temperature of 100°C, and solid-liquid separation is obtained to obtain the first leaching liquid and the first leaching residue. V in the first leaching residue 2 o 5 6.03 wt%. The first leaching residue is oxidized into salt conversion roasting in the muffle furnace at a roasting temperature of 900°C and ventilated for 120 minutes; the second clinker is crushed to a particle size of ≤0.096mm and then added to 300mL of the second carbonation leaching agent , stirring and leaching at a slurry temperature of 100°C for 100 minutes, solid-liquid separation to ob...
Embodiment 2
[0055] Take vanadium slag (containing V 2 o 5 18.95%, CaO1.94%, MgO1.76%, MnO7.53%) 100g, placed in the muffle furnace, oxidized and self-reformed at 850°C for 80min under the condition of ventilation, to obtain the first clinker, the first The secondary clinker was pulverized to a particle size of ≤0.096mm and then added to 250mL of the leaching agent obtained in Example 1, stirred and leached for 180min at a slurry temperature of 70°C, and solid-liquid separated to obtain the first leaching solution and the first leaching residue. V in the first leaching residue 2 o 5 5.48 wt%. The first leaching residue was oxidized into salt conversion and roasted for 100 minutes in a muffle furnace at a calcination temperature of 850°C and ventilated in air. The second clinker was crushed to a particle size ≤ 0.096mm and then added to 250 mL of the leaching product obtained in Example 1. In the slurry, stirring and leaching at a slurry temperature of 100°C for 100 minutes, solid-liqui...
Embodiment 3
[0058] Take vanadium slag (containing V 2 o 5 18.95%, CaO1.94%, MgO1.76%, MnO7.53%) 100g, placed in the muffle furnace, oxidized and self-reformed at 830°C for 100min under the condition of ventilation, to obtain the first clinker, the first After the secondary clinker is crushed to a particle size ≤0.096mm, it is added to 150mL of the leaching agent obtained in Example 2, stirred and leached for 120min at a slurry temperature of 100°C, and solid-liquid separation is obtained to obtain the first leaching solution and the first leaching residue. V in the first leaching residue 2 o 5 5.63 wt%. The first leaching residue was oxidized into salt conversion roasting in the muffle furnace at a calcination temperature of 880°C and ventilated for 70 minutes; the second clinker was crushed to a particle size ≤ 0.096mm and then added to 150mL of the leaching agent obtained in Example 2 , stirred and leached for 100min at a slurry temperature of 100°C, solid-liquid separation obtained...
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