Method for recovering iron from red mud
A technology for recovering iron and red mud, applied in chemical instruments and methods, magnetic separation, solid separation, etc., to achieve good economic benefits and comprehensive utilization of mineral resources.
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[0021] Embodiment 1 of the present invention: the red mud sent from the alumina factory has a moisture content of 20-30%, and it is first piled in the red mud warehouse of the ironworks, and the water content is dried to about 10%, and then sent to the batching bin. After mixing according to the weight ratio of red mud: coal: middle ore (intermediate product of the secondary magnetic separation process) = 76:18:6, it is transported to the mud mill for extrusion molding and drying. The molding drying temperature is 300°C. Then put the industrial coal into the rotary kiln together with the dried agglomerate in the amount of 700kg / t-sponge iron, and carry out reduction roasting at 1150°C. The material stays in the rotary kiln for 5 hours, and the kiln temperature is 1000°C. Then it enters the water cooling pool to cool down to below 70°C, and the cooled clinker agglomerates are sent to the magnetic separation process. Crushed by machine, then ground to 200 mesh 80% by ball mill, ...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Embodiment 2 of the present invention: the red mud sent by the alumina plant to the ironworks, Fe 2 o 3 The content is usually ≥30%, and the water content is usually between 20 and 30%. It is also possible to use the dry red mud stored in the red mud yard for many years, and the water content is in the range of 10-20%. The clinker obtained by reduction roasting can be either one-stage ball milling or two-stage ball milling in the ball milling process.
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