Method for improving benefits of trialiphatic amine leaching uranium extraction process
A tri-fatty amine and benefit technology is applied in the field of improving the benefit of the tri-fatty amine leaching extraction and uranium extraction process, and can solve the problems of low extraction capacity, large amount of ammonium sulfate generated, and the influence of extraction capacity.
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[0041] A method for improving the benefit of tri-aliphatic amine leaching and extracting uranium process, step 1, using sulfuric acid to leach the crushed ore, setting the acid consumption as Q, the unit is kg / t ore, and the unit for in-situ leaching is kg / t kg uranium, the concentration of uranium in the leaching solution is C 1 , the unit is g / L, the concentration of sulfuric acid is C H1 , the unit is g / L, 1t ore, or 1kg uranium in the in-situ leaching leachate, when the leachate volume is V 1 , the unit is L;
[0042] Step 2, adopting strong basic resin to adsorb the leaching solution to obtain a saturated resin, the volume of the adsorption tail liquid is V 2 , the unit is L, and then use high-concentration sulfuric acid to rinse, and the concentration of sulfuric acid is C HF3 , the unit is g / L, C HF3 ≥80g / L; obtain the eluting qualified liquid, the qualified liquid uranium concentration is C 3 , the unit is g / L, the concentration of sulfuric acid is C H2, the unit...
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[0065] A uranium ore with a uranium grade of 0.117% was leached with conventional sulfuric acid stirring. The acid consumption is 30kg / t ore. The leaching liquid-solid ratio is 2L / kg. Use 201×7 to adsorb uranium in the leaching solution to obtain a saturated resin of 50 mg / ml. Use 100g / L sulfuric acid to rinse the saturated resin. The volume of the eluent is 25BV.
[0066] When DR=1, use N235 organic relative eluting liquid to extract, obtain saturated uranium concentration of 1.95g / L, raffinate 54.3% returns to leaching (volume accounts for 13.8% of leaching agent, extraction returns sulfuric acid to 25kg / t ore ), 45.7% back to the eluent preparation (volume accounts for 45.7% of the eluent, sulfuric acid accounts for 41.6% of the eluent). Use ammonia water and ammonium sulfate to back-extract the saturated organic phase to obtain a stripping liquid with a uranium concentration of 5.85g / L, add ammonia to precipitate ADU, and return the mother liquor to back-extraction prep...
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[0069] A uranium ore with a uranium grade of 0.117% was leached with conventional sulfuric acid stirring. The acid consumption is 30kg / t ore. The leaching liquid-solid ratio is 2L / kg. Use 201×7 to adsorb uranium in the leaching solution to obtain a saturated resin of 50 mg / ml. Use 100g / L sulfuric acid to rinse the saturated resin. The volume of the eluent is 25BV.
[0070] When adopting DR=1, use N235 organic relative eluting qualified solution to extract, get saturated uranium concentration 1.95g / L, raffinate 21.9% return leaching (volume accounts for 5.5% of leaching agent, extraction returns sulfuric acid to be 10kg / t ore ), 78.1% return to the eluent preparation (the volume accounts for 78.1% of the eluent, sulfuric acid accounts for 70.9% of the leaching agent). Use ammonia water and ammonium sulfate to back-extract the saturated organic phase to obtain a stripping liquid with a uranium concentration of 5.85g / L, add ammonia to precipitate ADU, and return the mother liq...
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