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Technology and mechanism of desilication from roasted diasporic bauxite in atmosphere

Guang Li

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The leaching desilication technology of roasted diasporic bauxite in atmosphere by caustic soda solution was investigated. The optimum parameters were: the grinding fineness of the roasted bauxite -0.076??mm and 80% ~ 85%, leaching time 2?h, Na 2O k 100 ~ 150?g/L, L/S 4~5, leaching temperature 90 ~ 95?℃. The desilication rate 55.20% and concentrate A/S (mass ratio of Al 2O 3 to SiO 2) 9.90, as good as those obtained at pressure, were obtained respectively. Investigation of two stage leaching shows that it can both improve desilication rate of roasted ore and reduce leaching time. When time of the first stage and the second stage is 30?min and 30?min respectively, desilication rate can reach 59.65%. X ray diffraction analysis of the concentrate has proved that desilication procedure is accompanied with the formation of sodium aluminosilicate hydrate. X ray spectra also show that silica removed during leaching is amorphous silica. SiO 2 occurring as quartz in raw ore or mullite formed during roasting can not dissolve in alkali solution.

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The leaching desilication technology of roasted diasporic bauxite in atmosphere by caustic soda solution was investigated. The optimum parameters were: the grinding fineness of the roasted bauxite -0.076??mm and 80% ~ 85%, leaching time 2?h, Na 2O k 100 ~ 150?g/L, L/S 4~5, leaching temperature 90 ~ 95?℃. The desilication rate 55.20% and concentrate A/S (mass ratio of Al 2O 3 to SiO 2) 9.90, as good as those obtained at pressure, were obtained respectively. Investigation of two stage leaching shows that it can both improve desilication rate of roasted ore and reduce leaching time. When time of the first stage and the second stage is 30?min and 30?min respectively, desilication rate can reach 59.65%. X ray diffraction analysis of the concentrate has proved that desilication procedure is accompanied with the formation of sodium aluminosilicate hydrate. X ray spectra also show that silica removed during leaching is amorphous silica. SiO 2 occurring as quartz in raw ore or mullite formed during roasting can not dissolve in alkali solution.

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The leaching desilication technology of roasted diasporic bauxite in atmosphere by caustic soda solution was investigated. The optimum parameters were: the grinding fineness of the roasted bauxite -0.076??mm and 80% ~ 85%, leaching time 2?h, Na 2O k 100 ~ 150?g/L, L/S 4~5, leaching temperature 90 ~ 95?℃. The desilication rate 55.20% and concentrate A/S (mass ratio of Al 2O 3 to SiO 2) 9.90, as good as those obtained at pressure, were obtained respectively. Investigation of two stage leaching shows that it can both improve desilication rate of roasted ore and reduce leaching time. When time of the first stage and the second stage is 30?min and 30?min respectively, desilication rate can reach 59.65%. X ray diffraction analysis of the concentrate has proved that desilication procedure is accompanied with the formation of sodium aluminosilicate hydrate. X ray spectra also show that silica removed during leaching is amorphous silica. SiO 2 occurring as quartz in raw ore or mullite formed during roasting can not dissolve in alkali solution.

Key concepts: Bauxite, Leaching (pedology), Roasting, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Alkali metal, Aluminosilicate, Mineralogy

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