Recycling of Chlorine-Containing Caustic Soda Slag during Zinc-Smelting with Jarosite Process
Received:September 25, 2010            
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DOI:DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1007-7545.2011.04.001
KeyWord:Jarosite process; Caustic soda slag; Recycling;Zinc;Chlorine; Cadmium
           
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SHI Qi-ying 商洛学院化学与化学工程系
ZHAO Xiao-ru 陕西锌业有限公司
HE Xue-bin 陕西锌业有限公司
REN You-liang 商洛学院化学与化学工程系
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Abstract:
      The cadmium, contained in the chlorine-containing caustic soda slag from the process of cadmium- recycling during the zinc metallurgy, can be recycled by using hot water dissolving and liquid-solid separation process. The alkali liquor with chlorine entered into the zinc hydrometallurgy flowsheet before vitriol-sinking. When vitriol sinking, the replacement of OH- with Cl- and the hot acid leaching from the copper cadmium slag, as well as the production of CuCl from the copper slag with low-acid washing process can eliminate the harm from Cl-; and still the replacement of NH4+ with Na+ can be fully used. Thus the recovery rate of zinc and cadmium reached up to 99.90%. The trial production proved an ideal economic efficiency and environmental protection benefit.
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