CN116377260A - Method for removing copper in crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt - Google Patents

Method for removing copper in crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt Download PDF

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CN116377260A
CN116377260A CN202310247127.2A CN202310247127A CN116377260A CN 116377260 A CN116377260 A CN 116377260A CN 202310247127 A CN202310247127 A CN 202310247127A CN 116377260 A CN116377260 A CN 116377260A
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曲胜利
张善辉
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The invention relates to a method for removing copper in crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt, which comprises the following steps: the copper-containing high-antimony smelting slag, coke and sodium carbonate are blended according to a certain proportion and are subjected to reduction smelting at a high temperature to produce crude antimony alloy containing 1% -3% of copper; adding sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate mixed according to a certain proportion into the crude antimony alloy by using a refining pot, so that arsenic and copper in the crude antimony alloy enter a slag phase under the action of a strong oxidant, and realizing primary separation of copper in the crude antimony alloy; and carrying out synergistic treatment on the crude antimony alloy after preliminary copper removal and antimony crystal salt for fire refining, and reducing the copper grade in the crude antimony alloy to below 0.03%, wherein the copper grade is lower than the national standard of antimony No. two. The technical scheme provided by the invention can effectively solve the problem of removing impurity copper in the antimony production process, realize open circuit of copper element, avoid the influence of copper enrichment on the antimony production process in the process, and realize the effective recovery of antimony in the crystalline salt by utilizing the synergistic treatment of the antimony crystalline salt, thereby having significant economic benefit and having important significance in expanding the application field of antimony products in industry.

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Method for removing copper in crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of pyrometallurgy processes, and relates to a method for removing copper in crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt.
Background
The traditional fire process for smelting antimony uses stibium ore (Sb 2 S 3 ) Raw materials are roasted by a blast furnace and then reduced and smelted to produce crude antimony. Copper generally enters the slag phase and the copper content of the crude antimony is small, so that separate copper removal is not needed. However, as antimony resources are increasingly poor, high-quality antimony ores cannot meet the development requirements of antimony industry, and blast furnace byproducts, namely high copper antimony slag, reverberatory furnace alkaline slag and antimony white furnace bottom water, are roasted and reduced to obtain crude antimony which becomes an important secondary resource for smelting antimony. However, the grade of copper in the produced crude antimony is obviously increased, copper elements are used as impurity elements to influence the quality of antimony products in the nonferrous metal antimony smelting process, and the fire refining of the crude antimony to remove copper is a difficult problem facing the current antimony industry.
The antimony crystal salt is an intermediate material produced in the process of treating antimony-containing gold concentrate by adopting a wet alkaline leaching process, and the main component of the antimony crystal salt is a compound composed of sulfur element and antimony element, belongs to the solid waste category, and currently has no proper treatment process for the antimony crystal salt.
Aiming at the fact that the copper removal process in crude antimony is single, a liquation method or a liquation-sulphuration method is basically adopted for combined copper removal, such as a copper removal agent for antimony smelting production and application thereof (CN 111041231A) proposed by Wang Weiguo of Guangxi Mo Shizhi rare noble metal technology, inc., the copper removal agent for antimony smelting production is developed and comprises elemental sulfur or a sulfur-containing compound and comprises elemental phosphorus or a phosphorus-containing compound; the copper removing agent for antimony refining is prepared by singly using the two substances of the elemental sulfur or the sulfur-containing compound and the elemental phosphorus or the phosphorus-containing compound or mixing the two substances according to a certain proportion. A method for treating an antimony-containing high-tin high-copper alloy (CN 109306409A) is proposed by Mongolian mining and metallurgy Limited liability company Xu Peilun and the like, wherein the temperature is utilized to gradually decrease from top to bottom in sequence
Separating tin, antimony and copper. Both the above two processes adopt a liquation-sulphuration copper removal mode to separate copper from antimony, but in order to reduce the grade of copper elements below a certain range, the above processes firstly need to repeatedly adjust the temperature difference to carry out liquation copper removal, thus seriously affecting the production efficiency of antimony; in the process of adding sulfur, the sulfur can react with copper after reacting with antimony, excessive sulfide is needed, and a large amount of solid slag can be formed by the excessive sulfide in the subsequent production process, so that the subsequent environmental protection cost is increased.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the problems in the prior art, the invention provides a method for removing copper in the crude antimony alloy by using antimony crystal salt, which utilizes the complementary advantages of two antimony-containing material elements to carry out synergistic treatment, and realizes the efficient removal of copper in the crude antimony alloy.
The technical scheme of the invention is realized as follows: a method for removing copper from a crude antimony alloy using an antimony crystalline salt, comprising the steps of:
a, mixing the antimony smelting slag, coke and sodium carbonate according to the proportion of 100: (5-8): (5-12) ore blending is reduced and smelted at 1200-1250 ℃, and then the temperature is reduced to 900-1000 ℃ to produce crude antimony alloy with copper content of 1-3%;
b, adding sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate mixed according to 100 (10-15) (3-5) into the crude antimony alloy at 580-650 ℃ by using a refining pot, so that arsenic and copper in the crude antimony alloy form Cu under the action of strong oxidant sodium nitrate 3 As and Cu 2 As and eutectic compounds formed by the As and the simple substance Cu enter a slag phase, so that preliminary separation of copper in the crude antimony alloy is realized;
c, mixing the crude antimony alloy obtained in the step b with antimony crystal salt according to the proportion of 100: (8-12) mixing treatment, utilizing sulfur and antimony elements contained in antimony crystal salt and Cu in crude antimony alloy 2 The Sb reaction is carried out for deeply removing copper, and the copper grade in the crude antimony alloy is reduced to below 0.03 percent.
The reaction mechanism is as follows:
Sb x S y +yCu 2 Sb=yCu 2 S+(x+y)Sb
compared with the prior art, the method for removing copper in the crude antimony alloy by using the antimony crystal salt has the outstanding substantial characteristics and obvious technical progress:
the method has the remarkable advantages of clear flow, easy operation, good environment, strong process adaptability and the like, mainly utilizes the combination of the antimony crystal salt and the high-copper crude antimony alloy for treatment, realizes the removal of copper element by utilizing the complementary advantages among elements, and simultaneously recovers the antimony element in the antimony crystal salt, thereby having higher economic benefit.
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For a better understanding and implementation, a method for removing copper from a crude antimony alloy using an antimony crystalline salt is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings, comprising the steps of:
example 1: the content of each element in the high-copper crude antimony alloy is shown in the following table:
the content of each element in the high copper crude antimony alloy is shown as the percentage
Element(s) Au* Ag Sb Cu As
Content (%) 806 6.99 30.66 2.58 9.50
Remarks: the unit of the element is g/t.
The method comprises the following steps:
a, mixing the antimony smelting slag, coke and sodium carbonate according to the proportion of 100:6:10 ore blending is reduced and smelted at 1230 ℃, and then the temperature is reduced to 950 ℃ to produce crude antimony alloy with copper content of 2.58%, wherein the content of each element in the crude antimony alloy is shown in the table I;
b, adding sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate mixed according to a ratio of 100:12:4 into the crude antimony alloy by using a refining pot at 620 ℃ to enable arsenic and copper in the crude antimony alloy to form Cu under the action of strong oxidizer sodium nitrate 3 As and Cu 2 As and eutectic compounds formed by the As and the simple substance Cu enter a slag phase, so that preliminary separation of copper in the crude antimony alloy is realized;
c, mixing the crude antimony alloy obtained in the step b with antimony crystal salt according to the proportion of 100:10, mixing and processing, utilizing sulfur and antimony elements contained in antimony crystal salt and Cu in crude antimony alloy 2 Deep copper removal is carried out by Sb reaction, and the copper grade in the crude antimony alloy is reduced to 0.02%。
Comparative example 1: the crude antimony alloy produced by smelting is subjected to preliminary decoppering by using a refining pot under the condition of 600 ℃ without adding any auxiliary materials.
Comparative example 2: the crude antimony alloy produced by smelting is added with sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate mixed according to the ratio of 100:10:3 by a refining pot at 600 ℃ for preliminary decoppering.
The preliminary decoppering results of comparative examples 1 and 2 are as follows:
copper removal without auxiliary materials and preliminary removal of the content of each element in the crude antimony alloy by sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate
Comparative example Auxiliary materials Element(s) Au* Ag Sb Cu As
Comparative example 1 Blank space Content (%) 952 7.23 31.52 2.02 8.23
Comparative example 2 Sodium hydroxide, sodium nitrate Content (%) 1254 9.35 34.25 1.25 2.55
Remarks: the unit of the element is g/t.
TABLE III EXAMPLE 1 crude antimony alloy content (%)
Element(s) Au* Ag Sb Cu As
Content (%) 1454 9.55 35.18 0.02 0.12
Conclusion: as can be seen by comparing the data of the example 1 with the data of the comparative example 1 and the data of the comparative example 2, the copper content of the crude antimony alloy after preliminary copper removal in the case of the comparative example 1 without adding any auxiliary materials is 2.02%, the copper content of the crude antimony alloy after preliminary copper removal in the comparative example 2 by adopting sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate is 1.25%, and the copper element content of the crude antimony alloy after preliminary copper removal and deep copper removal in the example 1 by adopting sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate is 0.02%. The final copper removal effect of example 1 is 101 times that of comparative example 1, 62.5 times that of comparative example 2, and the economic benefit is remarkable.

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1. A method for removing copper from a crude antimony alloy using an antimony crystalline salt, comprising the steps of:
a, mixing the antimony smelting slag, coke and sodium carbonate according to the proportion of 100: (5-8): (5-12) ore blending is reduced and smelted at 1200-1250 ℃, and then the temperature is reduced to 900-1000 ℃ to produce crude antimony alloy with copper content of 1-3%;
b, adding sodium hydroxide and sodium nitrate mixed according to 100 (10-15) (3-5) into the crude antimony alloy at 580-650 ℃ by using a refining pot, so that arsenic and copper in the crude antimony alloy form Cu under the action of strong oxidant sodium nitrate 3 As and Cu 2 As and eutectic compounds formed by the As and the simple substance Cu enter a slag phase, so that preliminary separation of copper in the crude antimony alloy is realized;
c, mixing the crude antimony alloy obtained in the step b with antimony crystal salt according to the proportion of 100: (8-12) mixing treatment, utilizing sulfur and antimony elements contained in antimony crystal salt and Cu in crude antimony alloy 2 The Sb reaction is carried out for deeply removing copper, and the copper grade in the crude antimony alloy is reduced to below 0.03 percent.
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