The invention relates to a method for recovering mixed salts (mainly containing
calcium chloride,
sodium chloride and
potassium chloride) from a household garbage
incineration fly ash leaching solution, and particularly provides two separation technical schemes. The traditional
separation method generally needs to use a large amount of decalcifying agent, so that the cost is high,
calcium chloride cannot be effectively recycled, and the problem of resource waste exists. In order to solve the problems, the invention selectively dissolves
calcium chloride in the mixed salt by adopting a specific
organic solvent (such as
ethanol or
methanol) and utilizing the characteristics that the
solubility of calcium chloride in the
solvent is high, the
solubility of
sodium chloride and
potassium chloride is low, and the
boiling point is relatively low. And a calcium chloride product can be recovered after
solvent evaporation. Furthermore, the residual mixed salt is further washed using the specific
organic solvent to remove entrained calcium chloride, thereby obtaining a mixed salt containing predominantly
sodium chloride and
potassium chloride. According to the technical scheme 1, the mixed salt subjected to separation and calcium removal is subjected to
dissolution treatment under the high-temperature condition, potassium chloride is dissolved, the particle size of sodium chloride crystals is promoted to be increased, the sodium chloride crystals are obtained through
solid-liquid separation, and then
mother liquor is cooled and crystallized to recover potassium chloride. According to the technical scheme 2, the mixed salt subjected to separation and calcium removal is subjected to aging treatment so as to promote particle
size increase of sodium chloride and potassium chloride crystals, then the aged mixed salt is separated by adopting a flotation method, and sodium chloride and potassium chloride products are recycled respectively.