United decomposition technology of tungstite, wolframite alkali decomposition
A technology of wolframite and scheelite, applied in the direction of improving process efficiency, etc., can solve the problem of tungsten-alkali separation that has not been fundamentally solved, affects the process of technology industrialization, and has not completely solved the problems of tungsten-alkali separation, so as to save tungsten Alkali separation operation, significant economic and social benefits, and the effect of reducing the cost of three wastes treatment
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[0018] Example 1: A certain scheelite concentrate (WO 3 67.%, Ca11.6%) 0.5Kg, ground to a particle size of 97%-0.045mm, and 630ml of liquid caustic soda added to the autoclave for decomposition, the amount of caustic added is 2.7 times the theoretical amount, solid-liquid ratio 1:1.26, The initial alkalinity is controlled to 500g / l, the autoclave temperature is 190~200℃, the pressure is 0.90~0.95MPa, and the time is 1.5 hours. After the decomposition is complete, dilute and filter, control the alkalinity 180g / l, the temperature is 70~80℃, add the theoretical amount of 1.9% phosphoric acid, after filtering and washing the residue: the tungsten residue contains WO 3 (Total) 0.95%, WO 3 (Soluble) trace amount, the decomposition rate of tungsten is 99.4%. Get 1.3 liters of solution, the solution contains WO 3 234.93g / l, NaOH 136g / l. Transfer this solution to the decomposition of wolframite. Wolframite (including WO 3 67.8%, Ca1.0%) 0.5Kg, after grinding to a particle size of 95%-0.045...
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[0019] Example 2: A certain scheelite concentrate (WO 3 68.22%, Ca11.8%, Mo 0.51%) total 27Kg, ground to a particle size of 96%-0.045mm, add 3.16 times the theoretical amount of alkali into a 50-liter autoclave for decomposition, solid-liquid ratio 1:1.34, control the initial The alkalinity is 550g / l, the autoclaving pressure is 0.9MPa, the temperature is 200°C, and the time is 1.5 hours. In addition, 27Kg of scheelite concentrate from the same ore source is ground to a particle size of 98%-0.045mm, and 3.2 times the theoretical amount of alkali is added to another 50 liters autoclave for decomposition. The solid-liquid ratio is 1:1.5, and the initial alkalinity is controlled as 510g / l, autoclave pressure 0.9MPa, temperature 200℃, time 1.5 hours. After the decomposition is completed, dilute and filter separately, add 1.8% of the theoretical amount of phosphoric acid, control alkalinity 180g / l, temperature 70~80℃, filter and wash the residue: the scheelite residue contains WO 3 (To...
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[0020] Example 3: A certain scheelite concentrate (WO 3 67.5%, Ca11.8%, Mo0.04%) 700Kg, ground to a particle size of 97%-0.045mm, add 2.0m together with 3.7 times the theoretical amount of alkali 3 The decomposition is carried out in the autoclave, the initial alkalinity is controlled to 514g / l, the autoclave temperature is 195°C, the pressure is 0.9MPa, and the time is 1.5 hours. After the decomposition is completed, dilute and filter, add 9.7% of the theoretical amount of phosphoric acid, control alkalinity 190g / l, temperature 80℃, filter and wash the residue: the tungsten residue contains WO 3 (Total) 1.39%, WO 3 (Soluble) 0.1%, WO in solution 3 182.1g / l, NaOH 190g / l, tungsten decomposition rate 99.26%.
[0021] The filtered solution is transferred to the decomposition of wolframite. Wolframite (WO 3 67.8%, Ca1.0%) 2500Kg, grinded to a particle size of 93%-0.045mm, which is equivalent to 5.5m after filtration 3 Add 10m of the solution and the theoretical amount of 0.92 times ph...
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