WO2012155223A1 - Sistema de obtenção de carbonato de cálcio precipitado oriundo de resíduo de lama de carbonato de cálcio; processo de recuperação, beneficiamento e purificação do resíduo lama de carbonato de cálcio e produto carbonato de cálcio resultante - Google Patents
Sistema de obtenção de carbonato de cálcio precipitado oriundo de resíduo de lama de carbonato de cálcio; processo de recuperação, beneficiamento e purificação do resíduo lama de carbonato de cálcio e produto carbonato de cálcio resultante Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method for recovering, recovering and purifying the sludge from the calcite and the precipitated calcium carbonate from the precipitated calcite.
- the inventor has developed an unprecedented system for the preparation of calcium carbonate in the presence of calcium carbonate sludge residue; recovery process, treatment and purification of the slurry of calcium carbonate and calcium carbonate product.
- resulting precipitated calcium having an associated novelty of inventive step, since it does not follow in an obvious or obvious way other solutions anticipated in the prior art for the use of such waste material, where said waste is to be recovered, beneficiated and purified so that the resulting final product becomes a product of economic and ecological interests, adding value from the tactical and strategic positioning of the paper and pulp production industry.
- invention is provided with industrial applicability, being economically viable in view of the accuracy of the patentability requirements, mainly as a patent, as set forth in the dictates of the articles 8 and 13 of Law 9.279 0.
- Natural calcium carbonate it has grids with average particle size from 3.0 ⁇ and apparent density from 1.70 g / cm3 reaching grids up to 0.5 microns.
- Precipitated calcium carbonate identified as CaCo3 (ppt), has grains with average particle size from 5 ⁇ m and apparent density from 0.37 g / cm3. In general, the precipitated calcium carbonates are purer and lighter than the natural ones.
- the precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCo3 ppt) has characteristics similar to that of limestone, being alkaline, that is, it is a salt with basic characteristics and it has high pH when in aqueous solution.
- This chemical is the result of the reaction of calcium oxide (virgin lime) with carbon dioxide, according to the chemical equation below:
- Precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCo3 ppt) can be subdivided into three distinct types in accordance with its physico-chemical properties, which may be extra light, medium and light respectively.
- a.1 Process for obtaining calcium carbonate in limestone deposits calcium carbonate in the form of rock, undergoes a crushing procedure, reducing the size of rocks, where the volume of calcium carbonate is submitted to the furnaces of lime thus obtaining what is technically known as “virgin lime - CCP", which in turn is subjected to a “carbonation” procedure, thus converging in the precipitated calcium carbonate product (CaCo3 ppt) that will be used by a broad spectrum of industries .
- precipitated calcium carbonate from natural sources has an extensive product portfolio such as "CARBITAL, HIDROCARB, ITAFILL, ALBACAR, MEGAFILL, ROYALE, CARBOLAG AMONG OTHERS". They are all produced by mining and chemical industries from the process described above, varying from one to another their physical and chemical properties in accordance with their specific application.
- the Applicant is aware of the economic and ecological gap that exists in the cellulose production industry, notably by its conventional process to produce calcium carbonate sludge (CaO + Na2CO3 + H20 - CaCo3 + NaOH + water), proceeded to the development of an inventive solution in the form of a system for obtaining precipitated calcium carbonate from the calcium carbonate sludge residue generated by the aforementioned cellulose industry, where this system is also defined as an unprecedented process which involves the uptake of said sludge, which is brought to sequential recovery, beneficiation and purification procedures of the sludge calcium carbonate sub product.
- the inventive system is made feasible by specifying a specific industrial platform for the novel process of recovery, processing and purification of the calcium carbonate slurry, which in turn can be operated remotely in a specific unit for this purpose, or locally , ie in the backyard of the pulp industry, where such decision will be made in accordance with the best logistic equation specific to each case of implantation, such as geographical location availability of transportation routes, freight cost, degree of saturation of the industrial pulp mill, among other factors embedded in the science of logistics industry! and or transport.
- CAC03 ppt precipitated calcium carbonate
- CACO3 ppt precipitated calcium carbonate
- the inventive system ensures that untreated calcium carbonate slurry passes through the cast of operational and transformation modules thereby converging into precipitated calcium carbonate with added commercial value.
- each of these modules is operative with previously defined and specific steps, each with equalized procedures, making the process of obtaining the precipitated calcium carbonate highly productive and with final quality assured.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram representation of the cellulose production process, evidencing the production of waste material in the form of sludge, with a high concentration of calcium carbonate, thus indicating the source of the unprecedented process of recovery, processing and purification of the slurry with high calcium carbonate content that anchors the inventive system;
- Figure 2 is a block diagram representation of the precipitated calcium carbonate system from the calcium carbonate sludge residue, showing its main modules;
- Figure 3 is an illustrative representation of an operational platform, evidencing the industrial structure shipped and minimally necessary for the consolidation of the system for obtaining precipitated calcium carbonate from the residue of calcium carbonate sludge;
- Figure 4 is a representation in the form of a process flowchart for obtaining recovery, processing and purification of the mud residue with high content of calcium carbonate that guides the operation of the operating platform.
- said platform in one embodiment is formed by:
- a CaCo3 mud receiving station formed especially by a conveyor belt (1) where preliminarily a first classification of the sludge still received with impurities is made;
- the benefit of the sludge residue with a high content of calcium carbonate consists of the following steps:
- the calcium carbonate sludge (CaCo3) is received through the transport platform (1) where the following properties are measured: alkalinity, moisture content and mesh retention;
- preclassified calcium carbonate sludge (CaCo3) is transported to primary mixer tanks (2) where it receives chemical additives (called promoters, among them a “dispersing agent” in the range of 0, From 1% to 4.5% per ton of calcium carbonate (dry basis), with lime still being
- promoters the hydrated and sifted solidified calcium carbonate slurry is pumped into a through tank (4) where there will be mixing of materials, with the addition of phosphoric acid and other acidulating chelating agents such as such as sulfuric acid, hydrogen peroxide, citric acid which act in the treatment system, increasing the amount of promoters and dispersing in 0.15%, the mixture being carbonated with CO2, this originates from the boiler (12); - Decanting of the sludge (f): where the slurry of hydrated calcium carbonate sieved and with a quantity of promoters and dispersant is left at rest, thus forming an excess water level, which is characterized by being a clean water, thanks to the action of the addition of virgin lime (around 20%) in the primary mixer (2); thereby generating a volume of decanted calcium carbonate slurry and a considerable volume of supernatant water;
- phosphoric acid and other acidulating chelating agents such as such as sulfuric acid, hydrogen peroxide, citric
- the supernatant water is withdrawn from the interior of the passage tank (4) to an external reservoir, by means of an intercommunicating drain, in such a way that once inside said water is treated for pH adjustment and subsequent return to the system, collaborating to reduce the consumption of clean water;
- the decanted sludge is pumped to a centrifuge, notably mills (5) and (6), which are mills with low rotation in which the flow is controlled), such that the particles of this sludge they suffer delamination, that is, they are separated, where the dispersant is increased by 0.1% and the peripheral velocity is increased by 5%, thus generating the delaminated calcium carbonate sludge;
- the delaminated calcium carbonate slurry because it has lighter particles, gives better performance in its application as an end product.
- the position of the mills 5 and 6 respectively can be modified to after the system depending on the product to be produced.
- this system provides a commercial application material known as "Ecofill pl, tt, s".
- - Slurry drying in a stabilized process (I): the volume of the sludge in a stabilized process is pumped into a rotary dryer (11) heated by a boiler (12) which will generate heat energy by the circulation and heating of steam in your internal system. Such heat will be transported by thermal exchange between the walls of the rotary drier (11), in such a way that it acts directly on the volume of sludge in stabilized process resulting in a volume of CaCo3 slurry in a stabilized and dry process, with 1.0% of humidity on average, to what is technically called precipitated calcium carbonate of high purity, whiteness and high coverage.
- the gas generated by the boiler (12) through the burning of the oil is sent through a blower device to the bypass tank, provided in the decantation stage of the slurry (f), in order to always maintain the optimum pH of the product in order to do not use chemicals and do not emanate the same gas in the air.
- the purification, particle size and bleaching control and morphological control are performed, which CaCo3, thus obtaining a product of value of economic interest.
- precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCo3) has a defined morphological structure with a controlled particle size distribution, giving visual characteristics of excellent smoothness, high gloss, high opacity and bulk, thus guaranteeing potential use by paper and paperpress industries, where to make the understanding of the physical and chemical properties of the product more credible, the table is presented.1 Table .1 Technical Specifications of Precipitated Calcium Carbonate
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