Provided is a technique for
resource utilization of lead and silver residues for
zinc hydrometallurgy. The technique comprises the steps that the dried lead and silver residues, lead concentrate and additives are blended, so that a mixture is obtained; the mixture is fed to an
oxygen-enriched bottom-blowing furnace for oxidation
smelting after being subjected to
granulation, and primary lead and furnace residues are separated out; the furnace residues are fed into an
oxygen lateral blowing
metal smelting reduction furnace, broken
coal and a flux are added to the
oxygen lateral blowing
metal smelting reduction furnace, so that furnace residues of the oxygen lateral blowing
metal smelting reduction furnace are formed; the furnace residues are fed into a fuming furnace to obtain secondary lead; as for silver entering the primary lead and the secondary lead,
anode mud is added in the electrolytic lead refining process of the primary lead and the secondary lead, and the silver is extracted from the
anode mud; and as for
zinc and lead entering
smoke of the fuming furnace, the
smoke is subjected to defluorination and dechlorination,
zinc is obtained through hydrometallurgical leaching and extracted through electrodeposition, the lead is in the leaching residues, and then the lead is recovered through
lead smelting. The technique is simple, the
recovery rate of the lead in the lead and silver residues is about 95%, the zinc
recovery rate is about 90%, the silver
recovery rate is about 95%, and the
sulfur utilization rate is about 90%.