Method for crystal seed precipitation of sodium aluminate solution
A sodium aluminate and solution technology, applied in the field of sodium aluminate solution seed crystal decomposition, can solve the problems of complex process, high cost, no obvious effect of decomposition rate, etc., and achieves the advantages of improving particle size distribution, increasing energy consumption, and improving decomposition rate. Effect
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[0012] The composition of the decomposed stock solution is: the concentration of caustic alkali is Na 2 o k 170g / L, carbon alkali concentration Na 2 o c 5g / L, SiO 2 The concentration is 0.60g / L, and the caustic ratio is 1.45. Decomposition conditions: the seed coefficient is 3.72; the initial temperature of decomposition is 60°C, and the temperature is lowered at a uniform rate, and the temperature is lowered to 40°C in 40 hours. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution is 3.05, and the decomposition rate is 52.46%; then, the temperature is continuously raised After 12 hours, the temperature was raised to 65°C, and the decomposition was completed. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution was 3.44, and the decomposition rate was 57.85%. In the case of other conditions being the same, a comparative experiment without heating up in the later stage was carried out, that is, the initial temperature was 60°C, and the temperature ...
Embodiment 2
[0014] The composition of the decomposed stock solution is: caustic alkali concentration Na 2 o k 158g / L, carbon alkali concentration Na 2 o c 5g / L, SiO 2 The concentration is 0.70g / L, and the caustic ratio is 1.25. Decomposition conditions: the seed crystal coefficient is 1.0; the initial temperature of decomposition is 80°C, and the temperature is lowered at a uniform rate, and the temperature is lowered to 50°C in 40 hours. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution is 2.24, and the decomposition rate is 44.20%; then, the temperature is continuously raised After 5 hours, the temperature was raised to 60°C, and the decomposition was completed. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution was 2.53, and the decomposition rate was 50.59%. In the case of other conditions being the same, a comparative experiment without heating up in the later stage was carried out, that is, the initial temperature was 80°C, and the temperature was l...
Embodiment 3
[0016] The composition of the decomposed stock solution is: caustic alkali concentration Na 2 o k 167g / L, carbon alkali concentration Na 2 o c 5g / L, SiO 2 The concentration is 0.62g / L, and the caustic ratio is 1.30. Decomposition conditions: the seed crystal coefficient is 4.0; the initial temperature of decomposition is 70°C, and the temperature is lowered at a uniform rate, and the temperature is lowered to 40°C in 36 hours. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution is 2.93, and the decomposition rate is 55.63%; The measure of post-insulation is to raise the temperature to 50°C within 1 hour, and keep it at this temperature for 20 hours until the decomposition is completed. At this time, the caustic ratio of the sodium aluminate solution is 3.52, and the decomposition rate is 63.07%. In the case of other conditions being the same, a comparative experiment without heating up in the later stage was carried out, that is, the initial decomposition tem...
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