Method and device for preparing hydrogen fluoride by taking silicon tetrafluoride as raw material through centrifugal separation
A centrifugal separation, silicon tetrafluoride technology, applied in fluorine/hydrogen fluoride, chemical industry, sustainable manufacturing/processing, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to collect by-product silica, uneconomical industrialization, incomplete conversion, etc. Easy to promote and implement industrialization, reduce energy consumption, and improve the effect of conversion rate
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[0051]The normal temperature water is stored in the liquid tank 1, the silicon tetrafluoride gas is stored in the gas storage tank 12, and the valve between the liquid tank 1 and the hydrolysis tower 2 is opened, so that the normal temperature water in the liquid tank 1 can enter the hydrolysis. In the tower 2, and shower downward from the top of the hydrolysis tower 2, the valve between the gas storage tank 12 and the hydrolysis tower 2 is opened, so that the silicon tetrafluoride gas in the gas storage tank 12 can be from the side of the hydrolysis tower 2 close to the bottom The wall enters, so that when silicon tetrafluoride escapes from the top of the bottom of the hydrolysis tower 2, it contacts the water rinsed from the top of the hydrolysis tower 2, realizes that the silicon tetrafluoride is dissolved in water after contacting with water, and hydrolysis occurs to generate a fluorosilicic acid solution mixed slurry with silica solid; then the mixed slurry is discharged f...
Embodiment 2
[0054] On the basis of Example 1, the liquid slurry discharged from the hydrolysis tower 2 is directly aged for 10 minutes and then filtered (400 mesh filter screen) in the environment of temperature ≤ 10 ° C instead of the separation component 3 for centrifugal separation. , and then the filtrate is sent to the decomposition tower 4 for decomposition, and other follow-up treatments are carried out according to Example 1. It has been tested that the conversion rate of fluorine into hydrogen fluoride in silicon tetrafluoride is about 89.1%, and the purity of the obtained anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is about 99.82%.
Embodiment 3
[0056] On the basis of Example 1, the temperature during centrifugation in the separation module 3 was controlled to be normal temperature, and other operations were performed in accordance with the operation steps of Example 1. After testing, the conversion rate of fluorine into hydrogen fluoride in silicon tetrafluoride is about 56.1%, and the purity of hydrogen fluoride is about 99.90%.
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