Because the water leaching process does not consume additional reagents, it is economical. Still, this process is timeconsuming because longterm leaching and repeated dealkalization are necessary for the water leaching process. ... Red mud is a solid waste produced in the process of alumina prodn. from bauxite following the Bayer process ...
However, the hightemperature reduction, smelting and alkaline leaching process is a feasible method to recover iron and alumina from ironrich bauxite and red mud. This chapter intends to provide the reader an overview on comprehensive utilization technology of the lowgrade ironrich bauxite and Bayer red mud sources. Keywords bauxite
The solution is clarified by filtering off the solid impurities, commonly with a rotary sand trap and with the aid of a flocculant such as starch, to remove the fine particles. The undissolved waste after the aluminium compounds are extracted, bauxite tailings, contains iron oxides, silica, calcia, titania and some unreacted alumina.
In the water leaching process, Na Al Si O 4 was dissolved while the amorphous phase underwent some transformations to form the water leaching residue, ... When highsilica bauxite is used as a feedstock for alumina production, more bauxite residue is discharged compared to processing highgrade bauxite. 30 At present, ...
Roasting and Leaching. Kaolin was roasted at 850 °C for 2 h in a muffle furnace. The sample was placed in an alumina crucible and kept inside the chamber, and the temperature was maintained at 850 °C in the fivestage program. The roasted Kaolin was leached in HCl and H 2 SO 4 to liberate alumina.
The specific process included pressure leaching by hydrochloric acidextraction separation of leaching solutiondirect pyrolysis of aluminum chloride solution to produce alumina. As shown in Fig. 1, first, the highiron bauxite was treated by acid leaching, and the solution containing aluminum chloride and ferric chloride was obtained.
1. Introduction. Red mud (RM) is a waste generated during bauxite processing for alumina production. The most common method for bauxite processing is the Bayer process, where raw material is digested under high pressure by NaOH to obtain a pregnant sodium aluminate solution [].During highpressure leaching, nonsoluble elements such as iron, titanium, and refractory or precipitated during ...
Experimental Method. In this study, the recovery of precious metals from bauxite ore was examined by a twostage leaching process. The stages of this process were Stage I: Removing iron to a large extent and revealing the solubility conditions of titanium by treating the bauxite ore with oxalic acid, Stage II: Determining the recovery conditions of aluminum from the residue obtained after the ...
Valeev et al. [111] found that precalcination of Severoonezhsk bauxite at 700 • C for h resulted in a significant increase in the leaching rate of alumina in solution through...
The Bayer red mud (BRM), a highly alkaline solid residue, is produced during the Bayer process for extraction of alumina from bauxite ores (Zhu et al., 2012). Approximately t of BRM is generated per ton of alumina from the process, depending on the original properties of bauxite and operating conditions (Li et al., 2016).
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Abstract The recovery of major components of bauxite residue by carbothermic reduction at °C and subsequent slag leaching in a Na3CO3(aq) solution is studied. Iron recovers primarily to pigiron and lime is added to tune the calcium aluminate slags towards the highly leachable mayenite phase. The concentration of aluminum in the leachate correlates well with the occurrence of ...
Recovering iron and aluminum efficiently is the key route to utilize lowgrade highiron bauxite. Aiming to optimize the iron separating process and elevate both Fe and Al recovery ratio, three different FeAl recovery processes with different magnetic roasting (R), Bayer leaching process (L) and magnetic separation (S) orders were investigated. The studied processes include bauxite leaching ...
During the digestion process of the Bayer method, lithium and gallium in bauxite will enter into the sodium aluminate solution (Tang et al. 2020; Xu et al. 2018 ), which will return to the digestion process for recycling after the precipitation of aluminum hydroxide from the decomposition of crystal species.
The Bayer process is used for refining bauxite to smelting grade alumina, the precursor to aluminum. Typically, depending upon the quality of the ore, between and tonnes of bauxite is required to produce 1 ton of alumina. The Bayer process involves the digestion of crushed bauxite in the concentrated sodium hydroxide (caustic) solution at
In general, the lithium content in bauxite ore is negatively correlated with the alumina content,, the lithium content in bauxite decreases with increasing Al 2 O 3 content. 25,28 Lithium in bauxite tailings 27 can be recovered using acid leaching; however, this leaching process is not selective and the leachate purification process is ...
Red mud is a kind of strong alkaline hazardous slag discharged from aluminum metallurgy industry. In this study, the water immersion with high temperature and high pressure was developed for the selective dealkalization from red mud by adding Mgbased additives. The removal efficiency of alkali could reach 92% by using 12% MgCl2 with 9 mL/g at 250 °C for 60 min. The MgCl2 was the most ...
Alumina is extracted from bauxite by the Bayer process. The waste slurry generated in this process is called red mud and its solid fraction is called bauxite residue. About 12 metric tonnes of bauxite residue is generated for each tonne of alumina produced ( Kumar et al., 2006 ). The global annual generation of bauxite residue is around 120 ...
As Hudson Resources reports in a press release posted on 'GlobeNewswire', "this is the key first step in the production of a wastefree smelter grade 'Green Alumina' product for the aluminum industry.". The company aims to provide evidence of an economic process for producing such a product from anorthosite. The anorthosite samples ...
This paper describes a novel process, hematite involved roasting − alkaline leaching − Bayer digestion, to extract silica and alumina from highalumina coal gangue (HACG). The phase transformations during roasting were investigated through Xray diffraction, Xray photoelectron spectroscopy, scanning electronic microscope, and energydispersive spectrometer. The silica and alumina ...
As an alkaline leaching method, roastingleaching process is a potential way to separate silica and alumina in primary alumina/silicabearing minerals (Herbert and Hans, 1960, Luo et al., 2016, Qiu et al., 2004, Rayzman et al., 2003, Smith, 2009).After roasting at >980 °C, the silica from the decomposition of kaolinite can be selectively extracted atmospherically by alkaline solution, and ...
In the leaching of Alumina from bauxite, concentration of the ore is done by digesting the powdered ore with N aOH and then it is later reacted with CO2 gas. Consider the major impurities presents related to them. I. SiO2 is leached out along with Al2O3 as silicate and aluminate on reaction with N aOH. II.
Analysis of the kinetics of the iron leaching process proved diffusion to be the limiting stage of the process at 90100 °C. Bauxite residue after leaching presented traces of αFe 1x Al x OOH and βFe 1x Al x O(OH,Cl), and most of the iron content was in the FeCr 2 O 4. In bauxite residue after HCl leaching, in addition to iron ...
The major commercial technology for the production of smelter grade alumina has conventionally been the Bayer process which converts bauxite ore, an aluminum containing ore which typically contains about 50 % Al 2 O 3, into smelter grade alumina that contains over % Al 2 O potential source of aluminum that is receiving renewed attention is coal fly ash (CFA), which is a by ...
Leaching Process Examples. The leaching process example includes the leaching of bauxite or Al2O3 . 2H₂O with the concentrated and heated sodium hydroxide. The concentrated NaOH here tends to dissolve the aluminium present in the given bauxite, while on the other hand, the impurities like SiO2, TiO2, and Fe2O3 do not get dissolved.
the Bayer process [4]. This process is based on the alkaline leaching of aluminumbearing ores (mostly bauxite) with sodium hydroxide solution. At this high pH value and elevated temperature and pressure, aluminum hydroxides from bauxite dissolve selectively as following Eq. 1 (in this case gibbsite), while most of the other compounds remain
Bauxite is widely used to produce alumina. There are many bauxite resources with high iron content. These resources could not be processed and utilized efficiently due to the high concentration of iron (Fe). The alkaline leaching process has been proposed to remove iron from these bauxite resources. Therefore, in this study, the alkaline leaching process was employed, and the effects of sodium ...
The aluminum dissolution increased by incorporating thermal treatment from 5 to 80% in muffle and % in microwave routes. The acidbase precipitation process resulted in the recovery of ~ 98% dissolved aluminum values in the boehmite phase, leaving the solution with less than 50 ppm Al content suitable for leaching application.
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