Method for preparing length and diameter controllable fibrous light calcium carbonate
A light calcium carbonate, fibrous technology, applied in the direction of calcium carbonate/strontium/barium, etc., can solve the problem of uncontrollable particle size, and achieve the effects of environmental protection, reducing tree felling, and reducing consumption
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[0016] Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 12% 2 100kg of water slurry is diluted with 900kg of water to be 1.2% Ca(OH) by weight 2 Water slurry, add 36kgMgCl to it 2 6H 2 O, stir to make it dissolve completely, then add 60g of lactic acid, and then pass through the gas containing 25% CO 2 The carbonization of the gas, the temperature of the system in the carbonization process is controlled at 35 ° C, and the carbonization is stopped when the carbonization reaches a pH of 7.3, filtered and washed to obtain 28 kg of a calcium carbonate filter cake with a solid content of 50%. The particle size was 1.6 μm observed with a scanning electron microscope.
[0017] 1.5 tons of Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 10% 2 In the slurry, add 2.5kg of the above-mentioned polygonal granular calcium carbonate filter cake, then add 25g boric acid, then pass through the filter cake containing 20% CO 2 Gas carbonization, the temperature of the system during the carbonization process ...
Embodiment 2
[0019] Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 12% 2 Slurry 100kg adds water 300kg and is diluted to the Ca(OH) that weight concentration is 3.0% 2 Slurry, add 60kgMgCl wherein 2 6H 2 O, stir to make it dissolve completely, then add 600g lactic acid, and then pass through the gas containing 21% CO 2 The carbonization of the gas, the temperature of the system in the carbonization process is controlled at 15 ° C, and the carbonization is stopped when the carbonization reaches a pH of 7.0. Filter and wash with a plate and frame filter press to obtain 31 kg of a calcium carbonate filter cake with a solid content of 48%. The particle size is 0.6 μm observed with a scanning electron microscope.
[0020] 1.5 tons of Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 18% 2 In the slurry, add 0.6kg of the above-mentioned polygonal granular calcium carbonate filter cake, then add 8.1g boric acid, then pass through the mixture containing 21% CO 2 The carbonization of the gas, the temperature of t...
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[0022] Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 12% 2 Slurry 500kg adds water 5500kg and is diluted to the Ca(OH) that weight concentration is 1.0% 2 Slurry, add 180kgMgCl wherein 2 6H 2 O, stir to make it dissolve completely, then add 3000g lactic acid, and then pass through the gas containing 23% CO 2 The carbonization of the gas, the temperature of the system in the carbonization process is controlled at 30 ° C, and the carbonization is stopped when the carbonization reaches a pH of 7.2. Filter and wash with a plate and frame filter press to obtain 153 kg of a calcium carbonate filter cake with a solid content of 51%. The particle size was 1.8 μm observed with a scanning electron microscope.
[0023] 1.5 tons of Ca(OH) with a weight concentration of 20% 2 In the slurry, add 15kg of the above-mentioned polygonal granular calcium carbonate filter cake, add 76g boric acid again, pass through then containing volume concentration and be 25% CO 2 The carbonization of the gas, t...
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