CN106148710A - A kind of process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the process of a kind of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material, it is characterized in that: the cerium oxide waste material that REO content is 70 85wt% is crossed 100 mesh sieves and goes to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add the sulfuric acid of theoretical amount 1~1.4 times and no less than the FeSO of theoretical amount 1~1.4 times4, it is heated to leaching 1h 1.5h when 45 DEG C 55 DEG C under being stirred continuously, and carries out separation of solid and liquid, obtain a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized secondary separation of solid and liquid after removal of impurities, obtains secondary leachate.Its advantage is: the process simple possible of the present invention, it is easy to large-scale use, and has high rare earth yield, and the rare earth element rate of recovery in secondary leachate is higher than 80%.
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Technical field
The present invention relates to the process of a kind of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material, belong to technical field of wet metallurgy.
Background technology
Cerium oxide (CeO2) it is more important light rare earth product, industrially obtain extensively should because having special character
With, and demand increases very fast, has a extensive future.The physicochemical properties of cerium oxide can directly affect the property of its application material
Can, as the addition of fine cerium oxide can reduce the sintering temperature of pottery, it is possible to increase ceramic density, owing to cerium has appraising at the current rate property,
Also having a major impact luminescent material etc., with the extensive application of nanometer technology, research and the application of nano-cerium oxide gradually become
For study hotspot.While cerium oxide industrial production, also can produce a large amount of cerium oxide waste material every year, often be considered at discarded object
Reason, causes the waste of resource, and these cerium oxide waste materials is important secondary rare earth resources, based on above reason, from containing rare earth
Cerium oxide waste material in recovering rare earth, to realize rare earth resources section sustainable utilization, save the energy, protection environment there is important meaning
Justice.But, document report be there is not yet for recovering rare earth from the cerium oxide waste material containing rare earth element.
Content of the invention
It is an object of the invention to provide the process of a kind of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material, the letter of the method technique
Single feasible, it is easy to large-scale use, and there is high rare earth yield.
For realizing the purpose of the present invention, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme that:
The cerium oxide waste material that REO content is 70-85wt% is crossed 100 mesh sieves go to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add reason
The sulfuric acid of opinion consumption 1~1.4 times and the FeSO of theoretical amount 1~1.4 times4, under being stirred continuously, it is heated to leaching when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C
Going out 1h-1.5h, and carrying out separation of solid and liquid, obtain a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized secondary solid-liquid after removal of impurities
Separate, obtain secondary leachate.
In described MgO, the pH value with rear secondary leachate is 5.0-5.4;
The optimum amount of described sulfuric acid is 1.4 times of theoretical amount;
The optimum amount of described ferrous sulfate is 1.4 times of theoretical amount;
Using the method for the present invention, on the basis of the volume of secondary leachate, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is higher than
80%。
The invention have the advantage that the method according to the invention for the cerium oxide waste material containing rare earth, sub-with sulfuric acid and sulfuric acid
+ 4 valency ceriums can be reduced to+trivalent cerium by iron, and other rare earth oxides can directly be entered in leachate by sulfuric acid dissolution, then uses
Magnesia neutralizes except making sulfuric acid rare earth after iron, can be incorporated in infusion by this acid solution in actual industrial production, neutralized removes
Enter extraction system after miscellaneous to separate, neutralize slag and return to leach the loss that operation can reduce rare earth;In a word, the present invention
Process simple possible, it is easy to large-scale use, and there is high rare earth yield.
Detailed description of the invention
Embodiment 1
Take 30g cerium oxide waste material (REO 82.03wt%) to cross 100 mesh sieves and go to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add theory
Sulfuric acid that consumption is 1.2 times and the FeSO of theoretical amount 1.2 times4, it is heated to leaching 1.5h when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C under being stirred continuously,
And carry out separation of solid and liquid, and obtaining a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized secondary separation of solid and liquid after removal of impurities, obtains
Secondary leachate, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is 83.23%.
Embodiment 2
Take 30g cerium oxide waste material (REO 82.03wt%) to cross 100 mesh sieves and go to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add theory
Sulfuric acid that consumption is 1.3 times and the FeSO of theoretical amount 1.3 times4, it is heated to leaching 1h when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C under being stirred continuously, and
Carrying out separation of solid and liquid, obtaining a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized secondary separation of solid and liquid after removal of impurities, obtains two
Secondary leachate, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is 81.58%.
Embodiment 3
Take 30g cerium oxide waste material (REO 82.03wt%) to cross 100 mesh sieves and go to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add theory
Sulfuric acid that consumption is 1.4 times and the FeSO of theoretical amount 1.4 times4, it is heated to leaching 1h when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C under being stirred continuously, and
Carrying out separation of solid and liquid, obtaining a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized secondary separation of solid and liquid after removal of impurities, obtains two
Secondary leachate, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is 82.11%.
Embodiment 4
Take 30g cerium oxide waste material REO 82.03wt%) cross 100 mesh sieves and go to cut weeds, after the solid impurity such as rubble, add theory to use
Measure the sulfuric acid of 1.4 times and the FeSO of theoretical amount 1.4 times4, it is heated to leaching 1.5h when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C under being stirred continuously, and
Carrying out separation of solid and liquid, obtaining a leachate, a leachate MgO is neutralized after removal of impurities separation of solid and liquid again, obtains
Secondary leachate, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is 85.37%.
Claims (5)
1. the process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material, is characterized in that: by the oxidation that REO content is 70-85wt%
Cerium waste material is crossed 100 mesh sieves and is removed after solid impurities, adds the sulfuric acid of theoretical amount 1~1.4 times and theoretical amount 1~1.4 times
FeSO4, it is heated to leaching 1h-1.5h when 45 DEG C-55 DEG C under being stirred continuously, and carries out separation of solid and liquid, obtain a leachate,
Leachate MgO is neutralized secondary separation of solid and liquid after removal of impurities, obtains secondary leachate.
2. the process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material according to claim 1, is characterized in that: described sulfuric acid
Consumption is 1.4 times of theoretical amount.
3. the process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material according to claim 1, is characterized in that: described sulfuric acid is sub-
The consumption of iron is 1.4 times of theoretical amount.
4. the process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material according to claim 1, is characterized in that: in MgO and after
The pH value of secondary leachate is 5.0-5.4.
5. the process of recovering rare earth from cerium oxide waste material according to claim 1, is characterized in that: leach with secondary
On the basis of the volume of liquid, the rare earth element rate of recovery in leachate is higher than 80%.
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