AT31495B - Process for the preparation of toner hydrate and alkali aluminates. - Google Patents

Process for the preparation of toner hydrate and alkali aluminates.

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AT31495B
AT31495B AT31495DA AT31495B AT 31495 B AT31495 B AT 31495B AT 31495D A AT31495D A AT 31495DA AT 31495 B AT31495 B AT 31495B
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alkali aluminates
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 steigt. Andererseits muss aber unbedingt auf   180-200    C erhitzt werden, um eine technisch vollkommene   Aufschliessung   des Bauxits zu erreichen. Das übermässige Schäumen des Kesselinhaltes wird nun durch das eben beschriebene allmähliche Zugeben   der vorerhitzten   Lauge vermieden. 



   Die Aufschlussmethode für Kali-und Natronlauge ist die gleiche, nur muss zur Erzielung einer vollständigen Aufschliessung mit Natronlauge die Temperatur, nachdem alle Lauge eingetragen ist, auf 350-500  C gesteigert werden. 



   Der Zusatz der Lauge erfolgt vorteilhaft nach Zeitschrift für anorganische Chemie, Bd. 41, 
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   Die gebildeten Krusten springen ab bzw. können leicht abgestossen werden. Bei der Anwendung von Kalilauge genügt eine Tempratur von 180-200  C zum technisch vollständigen Aufschliessen. 



   Die Schmelze wird direkt im Kessel gelaugt, dann filtriert und die erhaltene Aluminatlauge 
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   erdchydrat   bedeutend rascher und weitgehender als bei den durch Aufschluss unter Druck er haltenen Laugen. In diesen Laugen werden in 36 Stunden etwa   70%     der gelösten Tonerde   ausgeschieden (vg. u. a. Bronn, loc. eit., Seite 851), aus den nach dem vorliegenden Verfahren her- 
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  Seite 216 oder Jahresberichte der chem. Technologie von Dr. Fischr, 1904, I. Abteilung, Seite 391). 



      Dip Nhnlt, ene, an   Tonerde arme Lauge wird immer wieder zu einem neuen Aufschluss verwendet. 



   Der scheinbare Nachteil des vorliegenden Verfahrens, dass nämlich eine etwas höhere Temperatur erforderlich ist als bei dem   Aufschliessungsverfahren   unter Druck, wird reichlich durch den Umstand aufgewogen, dass man bei ersterem mit direktem Feuer erhitzt, so dass die   Küsten der Dampferzeugung erspart werden. 



  Man hat wohl breits versucht. Bauxit durch Kochen mit Ätznatronlauge aufzuschliessen.   
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 geschlossen und rasch zerstört. 



   Das vorliegende Verfahren (Aufschluss der Bauxite bei 180-500  C mit Ätzalkalien) bietet nach dem oben gesagten folgende Vorteile : 
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   2.   den Vorzug, gänzlich ungefährlich zu sein. Ferner erfordert es 3. weniger Alkali als das Aufschlussverfahren unter Druck und infolgedessen ist 
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 increases. On the other hand, however, it is imperative to heat to 180-200 C in order to achieve a technically perfect breakdown of the bauxite. Excessive foaming of the kettle contents is now avoided by gradually adding the preheated lye as just described.



   The digestion method for potash and sodium hydroxide solution is the same, only the temperature must be increased to 350-500 C after all the alkaline solution has been added to achieve complete digestion with sodium hydroxide solution.



   The addition of the alkali is advantageous according to the magazine for inorganic chemistry, vol. 41,
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   The crusts that have formed jump off or can easily be shed. When using potassium hydroxide, a temperature of 180-200 C is sufficient for technically complete digestion.



   The melt is leached directly in the boiler, then filtered and the resulting aluminate liquor
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   Earth chydrate significantly faster and more extensively than with the alkalis obtained by digestion under pressure. In these alkalis, about 70% of the dissolved clay is excreted in 36 hours (see, inter alia, Bronn, loc. Eit., Page 851), from the
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  Page 216 or annual reports of chem. Technology from Dr. Fischr, 1904, I. Department, page 391).



      Dip contains a lye that is poor in clay and is used again and again for a new digestion.



   The apparent disadvantage of the present process, namely that a slightly higher temperature is required than with the digestion process under pressure, is amply offset by the fact that the former is heated with direct fire, so that the coasts are spared steam generation.



  You have already tried. Dissolve bauxite by boiling with caustic soda.
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 closed and quickly destroyed.



   The present process (digestion of the bauxites at 180-500 C with caustic alkalis) offers the following advantages:
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   2. the privilege of being completely harmless. Furthermore, 3. it requires less alkali than the pressurized digestion process and, as a result, is
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AT31495D 1905-11-24 1907-03-04 Process for the preparation of toner hydrate and alkali aluminates. AT31495B (en)

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