A process for all-wet
recovery of valuable elements in a complex low-grade sulphide ore comprises the following steps: crushing and
grinding a
raw material, sieving the crushed and ground
raw material, performing size mixing by use of a
sodium hydroxide solution, and after that, performing pressurized oxidizing leaching to obtain an alkaline-leached solution and alkaline-leached residues; acidizing the alkaline-leached solution to obtain a
lead sulfate product and a heavy lead solution, and performing potential reduction control step by step on the heavy lead solution to obtain crude
selenium powder, crude
tellurium powder and a post-reduction solution; performing
copper-soaking on the alkaline-leached residues by use of a
sulfuric acid solution to obtain
copper-leached residues and a
copper-leached solution; performing
antimony and
bismuth soaking on the copper-leached residues by use of an acid liquor containing
chloride ions to obtain an
antimony-leached solution and
antimony-leached residues, feeding the antimony-leached slags to noble metals for
recovery, and adjusting the pH of the antimony-leached solution step by step to obtain antimony residues and
bismuth residues; adjusting the pH of the copper-leached solution to obtain iron residues and an iron-removed solution, wherein the iron residues serve as a waste
water treatment additive, and the iron-removed solution is subjected to
zinc dust replacement to obtain copper
powder and a post-replacement solution; and merging the post-reduction solution and the post-replacement solution, and performing concentration and
crystallization to obtain heptahydrate. The process is good in comprehensive
recovery effect, strong in
adaptation to the
raw material, clean and environment-friendly in process, low in demand on equipment, adjustable in implementation scale and high in practicability.