WO2005108291A1 - Processus ameliore de production de silice amorphe pure en particulier de xerogels destines a stabilisation de la biere et a d'autres fins d'isolation - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the production of pure amorphous silica from quartz or other SiO 2 based raw materials.
- Several types of silica can be produced by using the techniques described in this application. Common for most of them is the purity of the silica, which is higher than commercial silica on the market today.
- the silica content in the product silica might be as high as 99.98%.
- the various types of silica can be used for beer stabilization, insulation, catalysts and silicon rubber, and other applications that require pure silica. There are small differences during the production process for the various types of silica.
- Amorphous silica is mainly produced by acidulation of a soluble silicate, commonly by addition of sulphuric or hydrochloric acid to a sodium silicate (water glass) solution.
- the products are either precipitated silica or silica gel depending upon details in the production process.
- other known processes silicon tetrachloride/alkoxide reacts with hydrogen and oxygen to form fumed silica are used commonly in the present silica industry.
- US patent No. 1 ,868,499 relates to a process for recovering alumina from silicious materials where silica is considered as an unwanted by-product and no further processing of this product is carried out. Further, US patent No. 4689315 describes a method for the production of amorphous silica particles where the lime and the hydrochloric acid are consumed in the process.
- European patent, EP 1265812 B1 relates to a process for the preparation amorphous silica where the raw materials are similar to the present invention, but where the process is limited with respect to the type of silica that can be produced, the purity of the silica product and that CaCI 2 is the only reagent used in the mixture with the raw materials.
- the silica product according to the present invention is very pure, having an amorphous silica content of more than 90%, and it can be used for several applications that never have been investigated before.
- the chemical impurities are at a much lower level than the commercial silica types, and the produced amorphous silica can have a very high surface area.
- the silica is produced from quartz or other SiO 2 based materials and all other reagents, chemicals like mineral acid and chlorides from all elements in the group II of the periodic table (Be-Mg-Ca-Sr-Ba-Ra), used in the process are recycled. Only minor amounts for make-up of these chemicals are required.
- the process according to the invention for production of amorphous silica from quartz includes the following steps:
- MeCI 2l Heating the crushed ( ⁇ 100 ⁇ m) quartz or other SiO 2 based raw material together with MgCI 2 or CaCI 2 , or other chlorides like BeCI 2 , SrCI 2 and BaCI 2 , in the following referred to as MeCI 2l to a temperature in the range 800 - 1300 ° C preferably over a single or a two stage calcination steps for a period of 0.5 to 3 hours, depending on the temperature, wherein the ratio of MeCI 2 to the SiO 2 is equal to or greater than 2 and in the presence of water vapour in excess of the stoichiometric amount (preferable at least 7%) needed for the reaction: x MeCI 2 + y SiO 2 + x H 2 O -» (MeO)x * (SiO 2 )y + 2x HCI wherein x is greater than y in order to obtain a conversion of SiO 2 to magnesium (or calcium) silicates in excess of 99.9%.
- Step 3 Separating insoluble silica from the solution using filters (belt filter, press filter, filter press etc.) or another separation method.
- the solution contains excess of HCI, MeCI 2 and impurities.
- Step 4 Recycling of the chloride solution to step 1 and the HCI solution to step 2 using a recovery system in order to separate the solutions.
- the impurities are removed prior to the reuse of the solutions in order to avoid build-up of impurities.
- Several techniques can be used to remove impurities depending on the amount of impurities in the raw materials, but one way is to precipitate impurities as hydroxides at elevated pH.
- the purity of acid-set silica gels A and B is very high, typically 99.96-99.98%SiO 2 , which makes them extremely useful in such applications as Zeolite production, insulation, in food industry etc.
- Example 1 Silica A. Calcium silicate/water mixing. Calcium silicate produced in Step 1 with particle size ⁇ 200micron (200kg) was fed to a tank containing 360 litre of water under continuous agitation. Samples of the slurry were taken to test the homogeneity of the silicate distribution in water. Leaching. The slurry of calcium silicate and water was fed to the reactor filled with
- Washing at the filter press was made in three steps: washing from diagonal 1 , washing from diagonal 2 and central washing. To get silica with purity >99.95% SiO 2 the repulping stage was repeated twice. The washing procedure was controlled by the chloride content in the wash water and in wet cake ( ⁇ 30ppm). The wet cake contained about 90%) water. Drying. The wet cake was dried in a Barr-Rosin ring drier, and the dried silica was jet milled.
- Example 2 Silica B Calcium silicate/water mixing was made as in Example 1. Leaching. The slurry of calcium silicate and water was fed to the reactor filled with 15.85%) hydrochloric acid (1520 litre). Slurry feeding took about 30 min under agitation. After the slurry addition the final acid concentration in the reactor was 13%. The temperature in the reactor was 45°C and the agitator was operated with 100%) speed. The reactor was heated to 150°C. The leaching proceeded at this temperature for 60 minutes. After cooling of the leaching slurry to 40°C-45°C the reactor was emptied to an intermediate tank from which the leaching slurry passed to a filter press. Filtration and washing was made as in Example 1. The wet cake contained about 80%- 84%) water. Drying.
- This type of silica had the following characteristics: Surface area, 480 m2/g; pore volume, 1.05 ml/g, pore radius, 4,2 nm; bulk density 0,25 g/ml; absorption, 180 ml oil/1 OOg; % of SiO 2 99,97; and pH 5,0.
- Average particle size was 70 micron.
- the particle size (D 5 n) was 20micron.
- Spray dried silica A and B can be used for filtration purposes, as catalyst carriers, beer stabilizer or for other purposes that require very pure silica, e.g. zeolite production.
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