Method for preparing barium sulfide black ash by microwave calcining method
A barium sulfide and microwave technology, applied in the direction of magnesium/calcium/strontium/barium sulfide/polysulfide, etc., can solve the problems of dust pollution reduction, environmental pollution, etc., to reduce dust pollution, solve environmental pollution problems, and reduce energy consumption low cost effect
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[0017] Accurately weigh 5 kg of barite and 1.3 kg of raw coal and crush them into granules that meet the requirements. The barite particles pass through a 5 mm sieve, the content of barium sulfate in the barite is 76.2%, and the raw coal passes through a 3 mm sieve. Fixed carbon 66.9%; The raw materials after above-mentioned crushing are mixed, obtain 6.3 kilograms of mixtures. Put the mixed material into the feeding conveying device of the vertical rotary microwave calciner used in the laboratory, adjust the feeding speed, the temperature of the material rises to 1280 ° C, and the residence time in the furnace cavity is 25 minutes. Finally, 4.1 kg of barium sulfide black ash is obtained. Ash contains 65.2% barium sulfide.
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[0019] Accurately weigh 1,000 kg of barite and 260 kg of raw coal and crush them into granules that meet the requirements. The barite particles pass through a 5 mm sieve, the content of barium sulfate in the barite is 78.5%, and the raw coal passes through a 3 mm sieve. Fixed carbon 66.9%; the above crushed raw materials were mixed to obtain 1260 kg of mixed material. Put the mixed material into the vertical rotary microwave calciner feeding conveying device for pilot production, adjust the feeding speed, the temperature of the material rises to 1200 °C, and the residence time in the furnace cavity is 30 minutes, finally 817 kg of barium sulfide black ash is obtained, which is measured Black ash contains 65.8% barium sulfide.
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