Status of Alkaline Dearsenization Technology in Secondary Arsenic-Bearing Materials in Nonferrous Metallurgy
Received:July 31, 2019   Revised:September 17, 2019   Accepted:September 23, 2019      Published Online:May 14, 2020
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KeyWord:secondary arsenic-bearing materials; alkaline dearsenization technology; selective removal of arsenic; harmless treatment; resource utilization
              
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WEI Xiaoling Baiyin Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
WANG Xiaoyang Guangdong Polytechnic of Environmental Protection Engineering
WANG Wenxiang Guangdong Polytechnic of Environmental Protection Engineering
FANG Hongsheng Guangdong Polytechnic of Environmental Protection Engineering
LIU Runqi Baiyin Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Abstract:
      In this paper, the chemical composition characteristics of typical secondary arsenic-bearing materials are analyzed. The alkaline dearsenization process of secondary arsenic-bearing materials produced in nonferrous smelting industry and its principle are summarized, including hydro-dearsenization process or combined pyro-hydro dearsenization process. Three alkaline hydro-dearsenization leaching systems are commonly used: NaOH single- alkali leaching, NaOH-Na2S mixed-alkali leaching and NaOH+Na2S mixed-alkali two-stage leaching. Hydrogen peroxide, pressure, aeration, microwave, ball milling and other oxidation methods are used to enhance arsenic leaching from secondary arsenic-bearing materials. The combined pyro-hydro dearsenization process mainly includes low-temperature alkaline smelting-water leaching, pre-oxidation roasting -alkaline leaching and low-temperature alkaline roasting-hot water leaching. Low-temperature alkaline roasting-hot water leaching process has good selectivity in arsenic removal and wide applicability of secondary arsenic-bearing materials. Based on all the existing research, the existing problems of alkaline dearsenization technology and the research direction of harmless treatment and resource utilization of secondary arsenic-bearing materials are pointed out.
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