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Metal Mine ›› 2012, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (01): 104-106.

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Mechanism of Na2CO3 Loss in the Direct-reduction System of Ferric Bauxite

Hu Wentao1,Wang Huajun1,Sun Chuanyao1, 2, 3,Ji Chunling1,He Yang1,Wang Cuiling1   

  1. 1.Civil & Environmental Engineering Institute, University of Science & Technology Beijing;2.Beijing General Research Institute of mining & Metallurgy;3.The State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology
  • Online:2012-01-11 Published:2012-01-11

Abstract: Low alumina-silica ratio ferric bauxite is difficult to be processed for its poor quality.Direct reduction is an effective method to utilize this type ores.The hematite is reduced to iron which can be recovered by magnetic separation, and the Al2O3 is translated into sodium aluminates which can be recovered from the solution.Analyzing distribution of Na2O in final products and implementing recycling use of Na2O are beneficial to reduce processing cost and protect environment.The experiment results show that 87.76% of the Na2O loss is diffusion loss, among which 68.69% spread to pot,43.60% was in solid (liquid)phase and 56.40% in gas phase.The Na2O content difference between raw-material and crucible affected the diffusion amount of Na2O, appreciably.There is little Na2O diffusion when the content difference is below 22%.The amount of Na2CO3 loss is increase with the accelerant content and the reducing atmosphere.  

Key words: Ferric bauxite, Iron,Alumina direct reduction, Direct reduction, Alkali consumption