摘要
针对钨钼冶炼过程中钒难以深度除去的难题,借鉴海洋化学研究中的元素迁移规律,研究采用高价水合氧化物从钨钼冶炼过程中除钒。结果表明:从钨酸钠溶液中除钒,当铁盐添加量按Fe与v摩尔比为40、溶液pH值为8.5~9.0时,除钒率均能达到99%以上。而在相同条件下,当采用水合铝氧化物和锰氧化物作为除钒剂时,除钒率分别只能达到90%和60%,除钒效果明显不及采用铁盐时的。另外,用于在钼酸钠溶液除钒,当铁盐添加量按Fe与V摩尔比为40、溶液pH值7.5~10.8时,除钒率可达到97%,铝损失率小于5%。而在钼酸铵溶液中,当铁盐添加量按Fe与V摩尔比为10、溶液pH为8.6~9.0时,除钒率在96%以上,同时几乎没有钼损失;当铁盐添加量按Fe与V摩尔比增加到20时,除钒率均高于97%,钼损失率也小于2%。在钨钼冶炼过程中,铁盐可以作为一种有效的除钒试剂。
In view of the problem for vanadium removal efficiently in the tungsten or molybdenum smelting process, the V removal by adopting the high valence hydrated oxide was reached by the transferring regularity of elements in the thalassochemistry. The effect of different reagents on the V removal from tungstate solution was firstly investigated. The results show that when different ferric salts are used to remove V, the V removal rate can reach 99% under the conditions of n(Fe)/n(V)=40 and pH 8.5-9.0. Under the same conditions, when the hydrous aluminous oxide and hydrous manganic oxide are used to remove V, the V removal rate only reaches 90% and 60%, respectively. Compared with using ferric salts, hydrous ferric oxide has better vanadium-removal effect. The effect of ferric salt on the V removal from molybdate solution was also investigated. The results show that, as the addition amount of ferric salt (molar ratio of Fe to V) is 40, 97% of V can be removed from sodium molybdate under the conditions ofpH 7.5-10.8 and reaction time 60 min, and the Mo loss rate is below 5%. In the ammonium molybdate, the V removal rate can reach 96% under the conditions of n(Fe)/n(V)=lO, pH 8.6-9.0 and reaction time 60min, and there is almost no loss of Mo. As the addition of ferric (n(Fe)/n(V)) increases to 20, the V removal rate exceeds 97% and the Mo loss rate is below 2%. The ferric salt is effective reagent for removing V in the process of tungsten and molybdenum smelting.
出处
《中国有色金属学报》
EI
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2014年第7期1883-1887,共5页
The Chinese Journal of Nonferrous Metals
基金
国家自然科学基金资助项目(51304243)
关键词
钨酸钠体系
钼酸钠体系
钼酸铵体系
深度除钒
铁盐
sodium tungstate system
sodium molybdate system
ammonium molybdate system
efficient V removal
ferric salt