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SIPS 2016 Volume 8: Non-ferrous, Rotary Kiln, Ferro-alloys, Rare Earth, Coal

Editors:Kongoli F, Xueyi G, Shumskiy V, Kozlov P, Capiglia C, Silva AC, Turna T
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    Research on preparation of ferric oxide from zinc leaching slag by hydrothermal method

    Xia Yang Wang1; He Jing2; Xia Xin Bing2; Guo Lu Lu2; LAN Ming yan2;
    1, Changsha, China; 2CENTRAL SOUTH UNIVERSITY, Changsha, China;
    Type of Paper: Regular
    Id Paper: 243
    Topic: 6

    Abstract:

    The technology of preparation of ferric oxide from zinc hydrometallurgy high iron slag by hydrothermal method, which realized the separation of zinc-iron and utilization of iron associated effectively, was proposed and investigated. The effects of iron precipitation ratio, the constitution and morphology of the product were studied with respect to variables such as temperature, reaction time, pH values of the solution as well as stirring speed. The experimental results showed that the influence was obvious, in which the reaction temperature was the most important factor. The iron precipitation ratio could reach 95%, and the spherical nanometer hematite could be obtained under the optimum conditions, it were determined as follows, when the stirring rate was fixed at 800r/min, oxygen pressure was fixed at 2.0MPa: the minimum reaction temperature is 180¡æ, pH¡Ý1.0, 1h.
    Key words: iron oxide red, hydrothermal method, iron precipitation ratio, morphology.

    Keywords:

    Materials; Microstructure; Recovery; Sustainability; Iron oxide red; Hydrothermal method; Iron precipitation ratio; Morphology;

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    Wang X, Jing H, Xin Bing X, Lu Lu G, Ming yan L. Research on preparation of ferric oxide from zinc leaching slag by hydrothermal method. In: Kongoli F, Xueyi G, Shumskiy V, Kozlov P, Capiglia C, Silva AC, Turna T, editors. Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit SIPS 2016 Volume 8: Non-ferrous, Rotary Kiln, Ferro-alloys, Rare Earth, Coal. Volume 8. Montreal(Canada): FLOGEN Star Outreach. 2016. p. 159-172.