Patent classifications
C22B41/00
Method for co-producing blister copper by enriching germanium and indium from a copper sulfide ore
A method for co-producing blister copper by enriching germanium and indium from a copper sulfide ore comprises: mixing a copper sulfide ore containing germanium and indium, a reducing agent and a fluxing agent in proportion and then grinding; subjecting the mixture to reduction matte smelting to obtain volatile smoke containing germanium and indium and copper matte respectively; subjecting the copper matte to oxygen-enriched blowing to volatilize germanium and indium, so as to obtain the blister copper and volatile smoke containing germanium and indium respectively; and oxidizing fumes discharged from bag dust collection by ozone, and then absorbing them by spraying alkali liquor to reach up-to-standard discharge. In the reduction smelting stage, the volatilization rate of germanium and indium is more than 70%; and in the copper matte oxygen-enriched blowing stage, the volatilization rate of germanium and indium is more than 25%.
Method for co-producing blister copper by enriching germanium and indium from a copper sulfide ore
A method for co-producing blister copper by enriching germanium and indium from a copper sulfide ore comprises: mixing a copper sulfide ore containing germanium and indium, a reducing agent and a fluxing agent in proportion and then grinding; subjecting the mixture to reduction matte smelting to obtain volatile smoke containing germanium and indium and copper matte respectively; subjecting the copper matte to oxygen-enriched blowing to volatilize germanium and indium, so as to obtain the blister copper and volatile smoke containing germanium and indium respectively; and oxidizing fumes discharged from bag dust collection by ozone, and then absorbing them by spraying alkali liquor to reach up-to-standard discharge. In the reduction smelting stage, the volatilization rate of germanium and indium is more than 70%; and in the copper matte oxygen-enriched blowing stage, the volatilization rate of germanium and indium is more than 25%.
Comprehensive utilization method of beneficiation-metallurgy-chemical combination for germanium-rich lignite
A comprehensive utilization method of beneficiation-metallurgy-chemical combination for germanium-rich lignite includes the following steps: 1) germanium-rich lignite sizing and grinding, 2) catalytic pre-oxidation, 3) nitric acid leaching, and 4) recycling and enrichment of germanium solution. The high effective extraction of germanium from the germanium-rich lignite was achieved via a combination of mineral beneficiation, hydrometallurgy, and chemical processing. Meanwhile, a high yield and high degree of depolymerization humic acid product was produced as byproducts. This method could not only effectively avoid high carbon emission and organic resource waste during conventional germanium-rich lignite pyrometallurgical processing, but also could produce humic acid as quality raw materials for metallurgical and agricultural industries, which has advantages of less environmental pollution, high extraction efficiency, and low comprehensive costs.
Comprehensive utilization method of beneficiation-metallurgy-chemical combination for germanium-rich lignite
A comprehensive utilization method of beneficiation-metallurgy-chemical combination for germanium-rich lignite includes the following steps: 1) germanium-rich lignite sizing and grinding, 2) catalytic pre-oxidation, 3) nitric acid leaching, and 4) recycling and enrichment of germanium solution. The high effective extraction of germanium from the germanium-rich lignite was achieved via a combination of mineral beneficiation, hydrometallurgy, and chemical processing. Meanwhile, a high yield and high degree of depolymerization humic acid product was produced as byproducts. This method could not only effectively avoid high carbon emission and organic resource waste during conventional germanium-rich lignite pyrometallurgical processing, but also could produce humic acid as quality raw materials for metallurgical and agricultural industries, which has advantages of less environmental pollution, high extraction efficiency, and low comprehensive costs.