Process for extracting ammonium chloride from waste etching liquid and evaporation and concentration system thereof
An evaporative concentration system and a technology for waste etching solution, which are applied in the field of technology and its evaporative concentration system, can solve the problems of low value and low purity of ammonium chloride, and achieve the effects of improving recovery rate, low energy consumption and good adsorption effect.
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[0039]In order to obtain higher purity ammonium chloride products, this application proposes a process for extracting ammonium chloride from waste etching solution, which at least includes the following steps:
[0040]S1. Filter the alkaline waste etching solution to remove suspended impurities and adjust the pH to 9 to obtain solution a;
[0041]S2, the solution a enters the packed extraction tower for extraction, and the extractant and diluent with a volume concentration ratio of 4:1 are introduced into the packed extraction tower in advance, and the extraction temperature is set to 10°C to obtain organic phase b and raffinate c;
[0042]S3, adding hydrochloric acid to the raffinate c for conditioning to obtain solution d;
[0043]S4. In the fixed bed adsorption equipment, adjust the pH to 4, and use L-glutamic acid chelating resin to adsorb heavy metal ions in solution d for 5 minutes to obtain ammonium chloride solution e and desorption solution f;
[0044]S5. Obtain ammonium ch...
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[0055]Example 2
[0056]S1. Filter the alkaline waste etching solution to remove suspended impurities and adjust the pH to 9.5 to obtain solution a;
[0057]S2, the solution a enters the packing extraction tower for extraction, and the extractant and diluent with a volume concentration ratio of 4:2 are introduced into the packing extraction tower in advance, and the extraction temperature is set to 30°C to obtain organic phase b and raffinate c;
[0058]S3, adding hydrochloric acid to the raffinate c for conditioning to obtain solution d;
[0059]S4. In the fixed bed adsorption equipment, adjust the pH to 6, and use L-glutamic acid chelating resin to adsorb heavy metal ions in solution d for 6 minutes to obtain ammonium chloride solution e and desorption solution f;
[0060]S5. Obtain ammonium chloride concentrated solution g by evaporating and concentrating the ammonium chloride solution e, where the evaporative concentration time is 45 min;
[0061]S6, cooling and crystallization of the concentrate...
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[0063]Example 3
[0064]S1. Filter the alkaline waste etching solution to remove suspended impurities and adjust the pH to 10 to obtain solution a;
[0065]S2, solution a enters the packing extraction tower for extraction, and only the same concentration of extractant is introduced into the packing extraction tower in advance, and the extraction temperature is set to 60°C to obtain the organic phase b and raffinate c;
[0066]S3, adding hydrochloric acid to the raffinate c for conditioning to obtain solution d;
[0067]S4. In the fixed bed adsorption equipment, adjust the pH to 8, and use L-glutamic acid chelating resin to adsorb heavy metal ions in solution d for 7 minutes to obtain ammonium chloride solution e and desorption solution f;
[0068]S5. Obtain ammonium chloride concentrated solution g by evaporating and concentrating the ammonium chloride solution e, where the evaporative concentration time is 60 min;
[0069]S6, cooling and crystallization of the concentrated ammonium chloride solution...
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