Method of production of tantalum powder with low impurity level
a technology of tantalum powder and impurity level, applied in the field of powder metallurgy, can solve the problems of increasing leakage current, inability to manufacture anodes for electrolytic capacitors with high specific charge, and breakdown of capacitors, and achieve the effect of reducing potassium heptafluotantala
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[0036] 10 kg of potassium heptafluotantalate and 7.5 kg of sodium chloride were loaded into a reactor vessel manufactured of nickel. Then a reactor was placed into a container from stainless steel with a water-cooled cover and evacuated down to pressure 10−2 Torr, filled with argon, heated up to 800° C. and soaked at this temperature for 1 hour before melting of salts. After that, temperature in the container was reduced down to 700° C. and continuously stirred for 1.3 hours, after which 3.1 kg of the melted sodium was introduced into the reactor. During reaction of reduction of tantalum temperature of melt smoothly raised up to 820° C. After soaking at this temperature for 0.5 hours, a reactor was cooled down to room temperature. Then tantalum powder with crystallized salt mixture was removed from the reactor vessel, crushed and washed by water. Later on tantalum powder was processed consistently in 10% hydrochloric acid and 1% hydrofluoric acid, taken accordingly in quantity of 1....
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[0038] 10 kg of potassium heptafluotantalate and 7.5 kg of sodium chloride were loaded into a reactor vessel manufactured of SS316 stainless steel. The reactor was then placed into a stainless steel container with a water-cooled cover and evacuated down to pressure 10−2 Torr, filled with argon, heated up to 800° C., and then soaked at this temperature for 1 hour before melting of the salts. After that, the temperature in the container was reduced down to 700° C. and, at continuous stirring of the melt for 1.3 hours, 3.1 kg of the melted sodium was introduced into a reactor. During reaction of the reduction of the tantalum powder, the temperature of the melt was smoothly raised up to 820° C. After soaking at this temperature for 0.5 hours, the reactor was cooled down to room temperature. Thereafter, the tantalum powder with crystallized salt mixture was removed from the reactor vessel, crushed and washed by water.
[0039] The tantalum powder was later processed in 10% hydrochloric aci...
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[0041] 10 kg of potassium heptafluotantalate and 7.5 kg of sodium chloride were loaded into a reactor vessel manufactured of the nickel alloy Inconel 600. The reactor was then placed into a stainless steel container with a water-cooled cover and evacuated down to pressure 10−2 Torr. The reactor was filled with argon, heated up to 800° C. and soaked at this temperature for 1 hour before melting of the salts. After that, the temperature in the container was reduced down to 700° C. while the melt was continuously stirred for 1.3 hours, after which 3.1 kg of the melted sodium was introduced into the reactor. During reduction reaction, the temperature of the melt was smoothly raised up to 820° C. After soaking at this temperature for 0.5 hours, the reactor was cooled down to room temperature.
[0042] The tantalum powder with crystallized salt mixture was then removed from the reactor vessel, crushed and washed by water. The tantalum powder was then processed consistently in 10% hydrochlor...
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