Extraction efficiency of metals from low-nickel matte via NH4Cl roasting-water leaching process and synthesis of (Ni,Cu,Co)Fe2O4 photocatalyst
Wen-ning Mu , Meng-fei Gu , Shou-ming Du , Yu-xiang Chen , Xue-fei Lei , Huan-huan Chen , Shao-hua Luo , Le Wang
Journal of Central South University ›› 2023, Vol. 30 ›› Issue (6) : 1803 -1816.
Extraction efficiency of metals from low-nickel matte via NH4Cl roasting-water leaching process and synthesis of (Ni,Cu,Co)Fe2O4 photocatalyst
Aiming at high energy consumption and large Co loss in the pyrometallurgy of low-nickel matte, a process of NH4Cl roasting-water leaching was proposed to co-extract metals, followed by the separation and utilization of metals. The effect of several factors on metal extractions in NH4Cl roasting process and the optimized process conditions were investigated by orthogonal experiments. The most influencing factors were roasting temperature and NH4Cl dosage, and the optimized chlorination conditions were as follows: particle size of low-nickel matte <75 µm, roasting temperature of 500 °C, roasting time of 2.5 h, NH4Cl dosage of 250% and O2 flow rate of 20 mL/min. By studying the effect of temperature and time on the extraction efficiency of metals, the appropriate leaching conditions were determined as temperature 90 °C and time 2 h. The extraction efficiency of nickel, copper, cobalt and iron can reach 97.6%, 96.2%, 94.5% and 29.2%, respectively. The (Ni, Cu, Co)Fe2O4 photocatalyst was synthesized from leaching solution using α-Fe2O3 as a carrier to composite with other metals. The optimum conditions were determined as precipitation temperature 25 °C and molar ratio of Ni-Cu-Co to Fe 1:3. The as-prepared catalysts were spherical nanoparticles of approximate 40–60 nm, and the degradation rate of which to methylene blue solution can reach 99.8% within 120 min.
low nickel matte / chlorination roasting / (Ni,Cu,Co)Fe2O4 photocatalyst / photocatalytic performance
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