Process for extracting vanadium from vanadium-containing iron ore concentrate pellets
A technology of ore pellets and ferrovanadium, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, can solve the problems of low recovery rate of vanadium, loss of vanadium elements, long process flow, etc.
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[0005] The negative 200 mesh vanadium-containing iron concentrate powder is mixed with sodium salt of corresponding particle size and weight to make pellets, and the particle size is 10-20 mm. The pellets are roasted in a shaft furnace or a brick kiln, and the temperature is controlled at 600-1300 °C; the time is 3-5 hours, so as to maximize the conversion of vanadium in the pellets into soluble sodium vanadate.
[0006] The calcined pellets were immersed in water to dissolve the soluble sodium vanadate in the pellets into the water. In order to speed up the dissolution, the solution should be heated to above 90°C and agitation should be intensified. The solution is to soak the pellets multiple times and each batch of pellets is soaked with the solution multiple times. The concentration of vanadium in the solution increases continuously and the content of vanadium in the pellets decreases continuously; the leaching rate of vanadium reaches more than 85%. The leaching qualifi...
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