Method for removing magnesium and sulfate ion in salt lake brine of hexahydric salt-water system
A technology of sulfate ion and salt lake brine, which is applied in the field of inorganic salt chemical industry, can solve the problems of serious corrosion of equipment, large amount of evaporated water, and high cost, and achieve the effects of reducing labor costs, improving output and quality, and reducing energy consumption
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[0023] (2) Raw material: volume unit is l, weight unit is Kg.
[0024] Original halogen: that is, the natural salt lake contains 0.2-0.35% of potassium ions, 0.36-0.45% of magnesium ions, 14-15% of chloride ions, 1.5-2% of sulfate ions, 0.5-0.8% of nitrate ions, and 9-10% of sodium ions % of brine.
[0025] Quicklime: Available calcium, namely CaO% content > 75.00%.
[0026] Process method:
[0027] Such as figure 1 Shown:
[0028] ⑴ Crushing: Crush the quicklime with a block size of 15-60mm to a block size of 2-10mm, and put it into the crusher for crushing for 1-2 minutes to make it into 120-160 mesh powdered lime.
[0029] ⑵ Lime digestion: Mix the obtained powdered lime with fresh water according to mass: volume = 1kg: 0.6L. A lot of heat is released during the mixing process, and it becomes slaked lime after natural cooling.
[0030] (3) Slurry mixing: Mix the obtained slaked lime and raw halogen according to the ratio of mass:volume=1kg:2.5L, put the mixed slurry in...
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