WO2023202270A1 - 一种分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of separation and purification of fluorine and silicon compounds. Specifically, it relates to a method using phosphate rock as raw material to recover and purify fluorine and silicon compounds in the process of producing phosphoric acid and phosphate fertilizer and utilizing the fluorine and silicon compounds in the phosphate rock. silicon resources approach.
- a large amount of fluorine and silicon-containing gases will be produced during the wet process, and direct discharge will seriously pollute the environment.
- Most phosphate fertilizer companies can only absorb gases containing fluorine and silicon with water to generate fluorosilicic acid, and only convert waste gas into wastewater.
- the domestic production of wet phosphoric acid is more than 10 million tons per year, and the by-product fluosilicic acid is about 3.75 million tons based on 15% content.
- Fluorosilicic acid is an important intermediate product in the process of recovering fluorine and silicon resources in phosphate rock. The higher its concentration, the more conducive it is to subsequent processing. So far, many phosphate fertilizer companies have been practicing in this field for a long time. They usually absorb it through pipeline spraying. The final concentration of fluorosilicic acid obtained is about 18% by mass. It is necessary to maintain a high fluorine recovery rate and a high fluorosilicic acid concentration. The technical difficulty of acid solution concentration is relatively high. Among them, the process of preparing anhydrous hydrogen fluoride from fluorosilicic acid is relatively mature, but the silica obtained in this preparation process often contains 10% to 20% fluorine element, so the application of this silica is greatly limited. Currently, there is basically no way to reduce the fluorine element entrained in the silica generation process when exploring the defluorination and purification process of fluorine-containing silica.
- silica is generally produced during the hydration process of silicon tetrafluoride.
- the entrained fluorine includes two types: 1. Free fluorine, accounting for about 70%, mainly sticky fluorine. Fluorosilicic acid attached to the surface of silica can be removed by rinsing. 2. Lattice fluorine, accounting for about 30%, is due to the fact that when silicon tetrafluoride bubbles come into contact with water, the Si-F functional groups inside the bubbles are absorbed by the Si-O bond network generated by the gas-liquid interface reaction before they can react with water. Caused by siege.
- the present invention aims to provide a production process for efficiently and economically extracting fluorine and silicon elements from phosphate rock and obtaining high-purity products. This production process is also suitable for processing other phosphates containing fluorine and silicon.
- a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon resources in phosphate rock which is characterized by including the following steps.
- Step (1) Acidification: Mix and react sulfuric acid or phosphoric acid with phosphate rock to generate dilute phosphoric acid or/and phosphate fertilizer, and at the same time produce tail gas containing fluorine and silicon.
- the main components of the tail gas are water vapor and gaseous fluosilicic acid.
- Step (2) absorption: absorb the tail gas and fluorine-containing secondary steam with water to obtain an acidic solution containing fluorine and silicon.
- the absorption may be external cooling forced circulation three-stage countercurrent vacuum absorption.
- the unabsorbed tail gas is sent to deep absorption;
- the absorbent used in deep absorption is Na 2 CO 3 , NaHCO 3 or KOH solution, and the set temperature is no higher than 40°C.
- the reaction generates corresponding precipitated salts to achieve deep absorption. Satisfy environmental protection.
- Step (3) osmotic concentration: use a phosphate solution or a phosphoric acid solution to perform a forward osmosis operation with the acidic solution.
- the phosphate solution or the phosphoric acid solution absorbs part of the solvent in the acidic solution to obtain a dilute acid solution or a dilute salt solution.
- the obtained dilute acid solution is sent to step (1) to be mixed with phosphate rock; the concentration of the acidic solution increases to obtain a concentrated solution.
- This invention innovatively adopts forward osmosis operation to concentrate fluosilicic acid to a mass fraction of 45-60% fluosilicic acid, providing huge flexibility for subsequent operations. .
- Using phosphate solution or phosphoric acid solution as the driving fluid facilitates the regeneration and circulation of the driving fluid in the phosphoric acid and phosphate fertilizer production lines.
- Step (4), concentration and filtration Pass the concentrated solution and silicon fluoride gas into the microemulsion reactor to perform a concentration operation to continue to increase the concentration of the concentrated solution; then filter and separate to obtain SiO 2 solid, containing Fluorine solution and waste gas, the waste gas is sent to step (2) to be absorbed together with the tail gas.
- the present invention creatively mixes the concentrated solution with surfactant thoroughly first, and then mixes it with SiF 4 gas; this is because the hydration process of silicon tetrafluoride can easily produce crystals.
- Lattice fluorine because the lattice fluorine is surrounded and protected by a strong Si-O bond network, once the lattice fluorine is formed, it cannot be removed by physical washing. The surrounding Si-O bonds must be loosened through chemical methods to achieve the entry and exit of substances, thereby providing Separation creates conditions.
- the existing technology only finds ways to remove lattice fluorine after it is generated, which is extremely difficult.
- the present invention creatively focuses on the nature of the reaction between silicon tetrafluoride and water, and seeks a solution before the formation of lattice fluorine. That is, the concentrated solution is fully mixed with the surfactant first, and the surfactant is used to reduce the surface tension, so that the contact area of the two-phase surfaces is larger, tending to spread, and suppressing the situation that the bubbles are not in contact with the liquid, and then with the SiF 4 gases are mixed to improve the contact between the gas and liquid phases, thereby inhibiting the formation of lattice fluorine in silica (white carbon black), and thereby obtaining high-purity silica.
- the volume ratio of the surfactant to the concentrated solution is 1:200 to 1:50.
- Step (5) extraction: add the extraction phase to the fluorine-containing solution, mix thoroughly for extraction, and separate the phases to obtain the load phase and the raffinate.
- the extraction phase consists of an extraction agent and a diluent, the volume fraction of the extraction agent is not greater than 80%, and the diluent is one or more of kerosene, isopropyl ether, and C 6 to C 14 hydrocarbons. mixture.
- the extraction operation includes cation extraction and anion extraction, and the loaded phase after cation extraction and anion extraction is washed, regenerated and then recycled.
- the surfactant in the above step (4) can also be directly used as the extraction phase of cationic extraction.
- the volume ratio of the extraction phase of the cation extraction to the fluorine-containing solution is 0.5:1 to 6:1
- the extraction agent of the extraction phase of the cation extraction is organic phosphines, phospholipids, carboxylic acids, and sulfonic acids.
- the volume ratio of the extraction phase of the anion extraction to the fluorine-containing solution is 0.5:1 to 6:1
- the extraction agent of the extraction phase of the anion extraction is an organic amine extraction agent.
- the loaded phase extracted by the cationic extraction phase is washed with water and regenerated with 5% to 40% dilute sulfuric acid for recycling.
- the volume ratio of the loaded phase after extraction by the cationic extraction phase to water is 10:1 to 40:1
- the volume ratio of the loaded phase after washing to 5% to 40% dilute sulfuric acid is 10:1 to 40:1.
- the loaded phase after extraction by the anionic extraction phase is washed with water and 2% to 25% ammonia water is regenerated and recycled.
- the volume ratio of the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase to water is 10:1 to 40:1
- the volume ratio of the load phase after washing to 2% to 25% ammonia water is 10:1 to 40:1.
- the residual liquid produced after two water washings is returned to step (2) for absorbing tail gas; the regeneration waste liquid produced after two regenerations is used for phosphate rock acidification or fertilizer production.
- Step (6) liquid adsorption: adsorption to remove impurities in the raffinate to obtain a refined solution; the adsorption includes activated carbon adsorption, cation adsorption and anion adsorption.
- the activated carbon, cation adsorbent and anion adsorbent are desorbed after being saturated. Attached regeneration can be reused.
- the desorption liquid is returned to the step (2) to adsorb the tail gas; the desorption liquid formed by desorption of sodium hydroxide solution and ammonia water is used for fertilizer production, and the desorption liquid formed by desorption of sulfuric acid solution is used for Phosphate rock acidification.
- Step (7) dehydration: fully mix the purified solution and the dehydrating agent in the microemulsion reactor, fully contact through two-stage countercurrent, absorb the moisture in the purified solution, promote the decomposition of fluorosilicic acid, and obtain crude SiF 4 gas and HF-sulfuric acid solution, the HF-sulfuric acid solution is separated by steam stripping and distillation to produce high-purity anhydrous hydrogen fluoride with a purity of not less than 99% and by-product waste sulfuric acid, and the waste sulfuric acid is sent to step (1) to be mixed with phosphorus Mineral mix.
- the dehydrating agent is one or a mixture of sulfur trioxide, fuming sulfuric acid, and concentrated sulfuric acid with a mass fraction greater than 93%.
- the purpose of using a microemulsion reactor to complete the dehydration process is to enhance the uniformity of material mixing and suppress the production of fluorosilicone.
- Step (8) impurity removal: adsorb the impurities in the crude SiF 4 gas through gaseous adsorption to obtain impurity removal gas.
- gaseous adsorption includes activated carbon adsorption, molecular sieve adsorption and modified adsorbent adsorption, and the activated carbon, molecular sieve and modified adsorbent can be reused after desorption and regeneration after being saturated.
- the modified adsorbent is porous alumina surface-modified by an organic amine, silica surface-modified by an organic amine, or porous polymer surface-modified by an organic amine.
- the activated carbon and molecular sieve are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen. They are first desorbed at a temperature of 100-150°C and a pressure of 0.2-0.3MPaA, and the desorbed gas is sent to the step (4) for use The concentrated solution is concentrated; then desorbed at a temperature of 200 to 250°C and a pressure of 0.3 to 0.5MPaA, and the desorbed gas is sent to fertilizer production. The activated carbon and molecular sieve are desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolutely dry nitrogen and ammonia-nitrogen with a volume fraction of 2% to 10%.
- the desorbent of the modified adsorbent is a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with a volume fraction of 2% to 10%.
- the desorption temperature is greater than 100°C, and the desorption pressure is not greater than 80KPaA.
- the desorption gas formed by absolutely dry nitrogen is sent to the concentration and filtration step of the fluorosilicic acid solution; the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- Step (9) low-temperature distillation: perform low-temperature rectification on the impurity removal gas to deeply remove low-boiling point and high-boiling point impurities to obtain impurity gas and high-purity SiF 4 with a purity of not less than 99%.
- the impurity gas is passed into the concentrated solution in step (4) as SiF 4 gas.
- the low-temperature distillation includes one-stage distillation and two-stage distillation; the first-stage distillation first removes low-boiling point impurities, the tower top pressure is 0.95 ⁇ 1.15MPaA, and the temperature is -56°C ⁇ -51°C.
- the pressure of the kettle is 1.0 ⁇ 1.2MPaA, and the temperature is -51°C ⁇ -47°C; the two-stage distillation removes high boiling point impurities, the pressure at the top of the tower is 0.85 ⁇ 1.05MPaA, and the temperature is -60°C ⁇ -55°C.
- the pressure of the kettle is 0.9 ⁇ 1.1MPaA, and the temperature is -55°C ⁇ -50°C.
- the present invention has the following beneficial effects.
- the product system of the present invention is flexible.
- the proportions of SiF 4 , SiO 2 and HF are adjustable.
- This invention uses forward osmosis to concentrate the aqueous solution containing fluorine and silicon (mainly fluosilicic acid), and its mass fraction can be as high as 60%. In this way, it is possible to produce HF while reducing the circulation amount of SiF 4 , reducing the by-product of SiO 2 , and also helping to suppress the generation of fluorosilicone ether in SiF 4 . This is beyond the reach of vacuum concentration.
- the fluorine recovery rate of the present invention is high. Since forward osmosis is used to concentrate the absorption liquid, the concentration of the absorption liquid can be relatively low, thereby more thoroughly absorbing fluorine and silicon in the gas phase during the acidification process.
- the present invention creatively focuses on the process essence of the reaction between silicon tetrafluoride and water, and seeks a solution before the formation of lattice fluorine. That is, first mix the concentrated solution and surfactant thoroughly in a microemulsion reactor, and then mix it with SiF 4 gas to improve the contact between the gas and liquid phases, thereby inhibiting the formation of lattice fluorine in silica (white carbon black). to form high-purity silica.
- the use of microemulsion reactor can enhance the uniformity of material mixing, inhibit the generation of fluorosilicone and the entrainment of HF in SiF 4 , and provide reliable guarantee for obtaining high-purity SiF 4 .
- the present invention increases extraction and liquid adsorption, which not only pre-removes a large number of metal ion impurities and organic matter in the system, but more importantly, takes into account the removal of anionic impurities including chlorine, thereby ensuring the reliability of product purity.
- Figure 1 is a schematic flow diagram of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a flow chart of the fluorine-containing gas absorption process.
- This embodiment provides a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon resources in phosphate rock.
- a method for hierarchically utilizing fluorine and silicon resources in phosphate rock may include the following steps.
- Acidification Mix and react sulfuric acid or phosphoric acid with phosphate rock to generate dilute phosphoric acid or/and phosphate fertilizer, and at the same time produce tail gas containing fluorine and silicon.
- Osmotic concentration Use a driving fluid and an acidic solution to perform an osmotic operation.
- the driving fluid absorbs part of the solvent in the acidic solution to obtain a dilute solution; the concentration of the acidic solution increases to obtain a concentrated solution.
- the osmosis operation is a forward osmosis method
- the driving liquid is a phosphate solution or a phosphoric acid solution
- the dilute solution includes a dilute phosphate solution or a dilute phosphoric acid solution.
- the forward osmosis method is a membrane separation process that relies on the osmotic pressure difference on both sides of the selective permeability membrane as the driving force to spontaneously realize water transfer.
- the two sides of the membrane are the driving liquid and the raw material liquid.
- the osmotic pressures of the two are different.
- the solvent can spontaneously pass through the membrane to the side with higher osmotic pressure until the osmotic pressure on both sides is balanced, but the solute does not pass through the membrane, thereby changing the solution.
- Concentration is a countercurrent osmosis method. Compared with reverse osmosis, forward osmosis does not require high pressure and is an efficient and energy-saving concentration method.
- Extraction Add the extraction phase to the fluorine-containing solution, mix thoroughly for extraction, and separate the phases to obtain the load phase and extraction phase. Remaining liquid.
- the raffinate is the remaining solution obtained after the solution is extracted with the extraction phase.
- the raffinate may be a preliminarily purified fluorosilicic acid solution.
- Liquid adsorption removes impurities in the raffinate to obtain a refined solution.
- Dehydration Add a dehydrating agent to the refined solution and mix thoroughly to obtain crude SiF 4 gas and HF-sulfuric acid solution.
- the HF-sulfuric acid solution is stripped and distilled to produce anhydrous with a purity of not less than 99%. Hydrogen fluoride and by-product waste sulfuric acid.
- Impurity removal The impurities in the crude SiF 4 gas are adsorbed through gaseous adsorption to obtain impurity removal gas.
- the impurity-removing gas is a gas obtained by removing some impurities through gaseous adsorption.
- the impurity removal gas is refined silicon tetrafluoride gas.
- Low-temperature rectification perform low-temperature rectification on the impurity-removing gas to remove impurities with low and high boiling points to obtain impurity gas and SiF 4 with a purity of not less than 99%.
- the impurity gas is SiF 4 containing impurities, for example, SiF 4 with a purity lower than 99%.
- the dilute solution obtained in step (3) and the waste sulfuric acid obtained in step (7) are sent to step (1) to be mixed with phosphate rock; the waste gas obtained in step (4) is sent to step (2) ) is absorbed together with the tail gas; the impurity gas obtained in step (9) is passed into the concentrated solution in step (4) as SiF 4 gas.
- step (1) phosphate rock reacts with sulfuric acid to produce calcium chloride, and superheated steam of no less than 140°C is introduced into the slurry to strip fluorosilicic acid to obtain the product calcium chloride and fluorine-containing diphosphate. Secondary steam, fluorine-containing secondary steam and the tail gas generated in step (1) are sent to step (2) for absorption.
- step (1) dilute phosphoric acid is obtained after mixing sulfuric acid or phosphoric acid with phosphate rock, and the dilute phosphoric acid is concentrated to obtain fluorine-containing secondary steam and a product fertilizer phosphoric acid with a P 2 O 5 mass fraction of not less than 54%. ; The fluorine-containing secondary steam is sent to step (2) for absorption together with the tail gas generated in step (1).
- step (2) adopts external cooling forced circulation three-stage countercurrent vacuum absorption, and each stage of absorption adopts the co-current contact form of upper-stage spray and lower-stage filler, and the droplet size of the spray is 100 to 300 ⁇ m.
- the circulating fluid temperature of each stage shall not be higher than 60°C.
- External cooling forced circulation three-stage countercurrent vacuum absorption refers to the use of evaporation three-effect countercurrent forced circulation production equipment for vacuum absorption. Counterflow is used between stages to obtain a higher concentration of solution; cocurrent flow is used within the stages to reduce fluid resistance; and Each stage of absorption adopts the co-current contact form of upper spray and lower filler, which can achieve rapid mass transfer and reduce mist entrainment.
- External cooling means that the circulating absorption liquid is cooled by a heat exchanger before contacting the gas. The low temperature is conducive to the dissolution of the gas in the liquid.
- the unabsorbed exhaust gas in step (2) is sent for deep absorption;
- the absorbent used for deep absorption can include Na 2 CO 3 , NaHCO 3 or KOH solution, and the temperature for deep absorption is not higher than 40°C. .
- the concentration operation of step (4) is performed in a microemulsion reactor.
- the concentrated solution in the concentration operation of step (4), is first fully mixed with the surfactant, and then mixed with SiF 4 gas; the volume ratio of the surfactant to the concentrated solution is 1:200 ⁇ 1 :50.
- surfactants can be the extraction phase of cationic extractions.
- the extraction phase in step (5) consists of an extraction agent and a diluent.
- the volume fraction of the extraction agent is not greater than 80%.
- the diluent is kerosene, isopropyl ether, or C 6 to C 14 hydrocarbons. One or a mixture of several.
- the extraction in step (5) includes cation extraction and anion extraction, and the loaded phase after cation extraction and anion extraction is washed, regenerated and then recycled.
- the volume ratio of the extraction phase of cation extraction to the fluorine-containing solution is 0.5:1 to 6:1
- the extraction agent of the extraction phase of cation extraction is organic phosphines, phospholipids, carboxylic acids, and sulfonic acids.
- the volume of the extraction phase of anion extraction and the fluorine-containing solution is 0.5:1 to 6:1
- the extraction agent of the extraction phase of anion extraction is an organic amine extraction agent.
- the loaded phase after extraction of the extraction phase of cation extraction is washed with water and regenerated with 5% to 40% dilute sulfuric acid for recycling, wherein the volume ratio of the loading phase after extraction of the extraction phase of cation extraction to water is: 10:1 ⁇ 40:1, the volume ratio of the washed load phase to 5% ⁇ 40% dilute sulfuric acid is 10:1 ⁇ 40:1; the extraction phase of anion extraction, the loaded phase after extraction is washed with water and 2% ⁇ 25% ammonia water is recycled after regeneration.
- the volume ratio of the load phase after extraction of the anion extraction phase to water is 10:1 ⁇ 40:1
- the volume ratio of the load phase after washing to 2% ⁇ 25% ammonia water is 10:1 ⁇ 40:1; the residual liquid produced after two water washings is returned to step (2) for absorbing tail gas; the regeneration waste liquid produced after two regenerations is used for phosphate rock acidification or fertilizer production.
- the liquid adsorption in step (6) includes activated carbon adsorption, cation adsorption and anion adsorption.
- the activated carbon, cation adsorbent and anion adsorbent can be reused after being saturated by desorption and regeneration.
- water is first used for desorption, and then a sodium hydroxide solution with a mass fraction of 5% to 10% is used for desorption.
- the cationic adsorbent is desorbed and regenerated by first desorbing with water and then using a sulfuric acid solution with a mass fraction of 5% to 20%.
- the anionic adsorbent is desorbed and regenerated by first desorbing with water, and then using 5% to 25% mass fraction of ammonia water for desorption.
- the desorption temperature is 60-80°C; the desorption liquid formed by water desorption is returned to the step (2) to adsorb the tail gas; the desorption liquid formed by desorption of sodium hydroxide solution and desorption of ammonia water is used
- the desorption solution formed by desorption of sulfuric acid solution is used for acidification of phosphate rock.
- step (7) the purified solution and the dehydrating agent are dehydrated through two-stage countercurrent contact in the microemulsion reactor.
- the dehydrating agent in step (7) is one or a mixture of sulfur trioxide, fuming sulfuric acid, and concentrated sulfuric acid with a mass fraction greater than 93%.
- the gaseous adsorption in step (8) includes activated carbon adsorption, molecular sieve adsorption and modified adsorption.
- the adsorbent is adsorbed, and activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents can be reused after desorption and regeneration after adsorption saturation.
- activated carbon and molecular sieves are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen. They are first desorbed at a temperature of 100-150°C and a pressure of 0.2-0.3MPaA. The desorbed gas is sent to step (4) for concentration of the concentrated solution. ; Then desorb at a temperature of 200 ⁇ 250°C and a pressure of 0.3 ⁇ 0.5MPaA, and the desorption gas is sent to fertilizer production.
- activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents are all desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with an ammonia volume fraction of 2% to 10%; the desorption temperature is greater than 100°C , the desorption pressure is not greater than 80KPaA; the desorption gas formed by absolute dry nitrogen is sent to the concentrated solution in step (4); the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- the modified adsorbent is porous alumina surface-modified with an organic amine, silica surface-modified with an organic amine, or porous polymer surface-modified with an organic amine.
- the low-temperature rectification in step (9) includes one-stage distillation and two-stage distillation; the first-stage distillation first removes low-boiling point impurities, the tower top pressure is 0.95 ⁇ 1.15MPaA, and the temperature is -56°C ⁇ -51 °C, the tower still pressure is 1.0 ⁇ 1.2MPaA, the temperature is -51°C ⁇ -47°C; the second stage distillation removes high boiling point impurities, the tower top pressure is 0.85 ⁇ 1.05MPaA, the temperature is -60°C ⁇ -55°C, The pressure of the tower kettle is 0.9 ⁇ 1.1MPaA, and the temperature is -55°C ⁇ -50°C.
- a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon elements in phosphate rock specifically includes the following steps.
- Acidification Phosphate rock and sulfuric acid react according to the semi-aqueous-dihydrate method to obtain 38% P 2 O 5 fertilizer phosphoric acid, which is then concentrated to 55% P 2 O 5 .
- concentration technology is an existing technology, that is, vacuum evaporation and concentration are used.
- the fluorine-containing secondary steam generated during the concentration process and the tail gas generated by acidification are sent to step (2) for absorption.
- the three-stage countercurrent absorption used in this embodiment refers to the use of external cooling forced circulation three-stage countercurrent vacuum absorption.
- External cooling forced circulation three-stage countercurrent vacuum absorption refers to the use of evaporation three-effect countercurrent forced circulation production equipment for vacuum absorption. Counterflow is used between stages to obtain a higher concentration of solution; cocurrent flow is used within the stages to reduce fluid resistance; and Each stage of absorption adopts the co-current contact form of upper spray and lower filler, which can achieve rapid mass transfer and reduce mist entrainment.
- External cooling means that the circulating absorption liquid is cooled by a heat exchanger before contacting the gas. The low temperature is conducive to the dissolution of the gas in the liquid.
- the setting conditions are that the spray droplet size is 100 to 300 ⁇ m, and the temperature of the circulating fluid in each stage is not higher than 60°C.
- FIG 2 which includes three absorption towers (T-1, T-2, T-3) placed side by side.
- the fluorine-containing secondary steam passes through T-1 and T-2 in sequence.
- T-3 is absorbed as exhaust gas, and is discharged driven by fan C-1.
- Circulating fluid is based on It passes through T-3, T-2, T-1 and countercurrents with the fluorine-containing secondary steam for absorption.
- the absorption tower there is an empty spray area at the top and a packing area at the bottom.
- the circulating liquid After the circulating liquid enters the absorption tower, it forms a spray through the spray device in the tower, and then falls into the packing area to condense into liquid, achieving full contact and absorption with the fluorine-containing secondary steam.
- the absorption liquid passes through the buffer tank V and the centrifugal pump P, it is cooled by the cooler H.
- the cooled absorption liquid can enter the corresponding absorption tower for reabsorption, or it can enter the next-level absorption tower for absorption. In this way, the absorption liquid is concentrated, so the concentration of the absorption liquid can be relatively low, thereby more thoroughly absorbing the fluorine and silicon in the gas phase during the acidification process. Therefore, the fluorine recovery rate of the present invention is extremely high.
- the following embodiments adopt the same absorption method, so no further description is given.
- the volume ratio of the loaded phase after extraction by the cationic extraction phase to water is 10:1, and the loaded phase after washing is mixed with 5% dilute sulfuric acid.
- the volume ratio of sulfuric acid is 10:1.
- the loaded phase after extraction by the anionic extraction phase is washed with water and regenerated with 2% ammonia water and then recycled.
- the volume ratio of the loaded phase after extraction by the anionic extraction phase to water is 10:1, and the volume ratio of the loaded phase after extraction with 2% ammonia water is 10:1.
- the volume ratio of ammonia to water is 10:1.
- Liquid adsorption After the initially purified fluorosilicic acid solution is deeply removed by activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin, a refined fluorosilicic acid solution is obtained. During regeneration, activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin are first washed with desalted water, and the washing water is returned to the absorption process of acidified exhaust gas. Then use 5% mass fraction of sodium hydroxide solution to clean the activated carbon, use 5% mass fraction of ammonia water to clean the anionic resin, and then use desalted water to rinse the activated carbon and anionic resin. The generated wastewater is sent to the exhaust gas of the phosphate fertilizer production line for absorption. The cationic resin is cleaned with 5% mass fraction of sulfuric acid solution, and then rinsed with desalted water, and the generated wastewater is sent to the acidification process. Among them, the desorption temperature is set to 60°C.
- Dehydration Use 98% sulfuric acid and refined fluorosilicic acid solution in a microemulsion reactor to complete dehydration through two-stage countercurrent contact to obtain crude silicon tetrafluoride gas and a sulfuric acid solution containing hydrogen fluoride. The solution is stripped and defluorinated into waste sulfuric acid, which is sent to acidify the phosphate rock. After rectification of the stripped gas phase, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is obtained.
- Impurity removal through gaseous adsorption The crude silicon tetrafluoride gas is deeply removed by activated carbon, molecular sieves and porous alumina surface-modified with organic amines to obtain refined silicon tetrafluoride gas.
- activated carbon and molecular sieves are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen. They are first desorbed at a temperature of 100°C and a pressure of 0.2MPaA. The desorption gas is sent to the step (4) for concentration of the concentrated solution; then it is desorbed at a temperature of 200°C. , desorption under a pressure of 0.3MPaA, and the desorption gas is sent to fertilizer production.
- Activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents are all desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with a volume fraction of 2% ammonia; the desorption temperature is 105°C and the desorption pressure is 80KPaA; absolute dry nitrogen is formed
- the desorption gas is sent to the concentrated solution in step (4); the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia and nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- the first stage of rectification removes low-boiling point impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 0.95MPaA and the temperature is -56°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.0MPaA and the temperature is -51°C.
- the second-stage distillation removes high-boiling point impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 0.85MPaA and the temperature is -60°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 0.9MPaA and the temperature is -55°C.
- a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon elements in phosphate rock specifically includes the following steps.
- Acidification Phosphate rock and sulfuric acid react according to the dihydrate method to obtain 23% P 2 O 5 fertilizer phosphoric acid, which is then concentrated to 55% P 2 O 5 .
- concentration technology is an existing technology, that is, vacuum evaporation and concentration are used.
- the fluorine-containing secondary steam generated during the concentration process and the tail gas generated by acidification are sent to step (2) for absorption.
- Osmosis concentration Use the forward osmosis method, use saturated monoammonium phosphate solution as the driving fluid, and countercurrent osmosis to concentrate the fluosilicic acid solution from a mass fraction of 18% to 47%, and the produced dilute ammonium phosphate is returned to the phosphate fertilizer production line.
- the volume ratio of sulfuric acid is 20:1; the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase is washed with water and regenerated with 12% ammonia water and recycled, wherein the volume ratio of the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase and water is 20:1 , the volume ratio of the washed load phase to 10% ammonia water is 20:1.
- Liquid adsorption After the initially purified fluorosilicic acid solution is deeply removed by activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin, a refined fluorosilicic acid solution is obtained. During regeneration, activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin are first washed with desalted water, and the washing water is returned to the absorption process of acidified exhaust gas. Then use 10% mass fraction of sodium hydroxide solution to clean the activated carbon, use 10% mass fraction of ammonia water to clean the anionic resin, and then use desalted water to rinse the activated carbon and anionic resin. The generated wastewater is sent to the exhaust gas of the phosphate fertilizer production line for absorption. The cationic resin is cleaned with 20% mass fraction of sulfuric acid solution, and then rinsed with desalted water, and the generated wastewater is sent to the acidification process. Among them, the desorption temperature is set to 70°C.
- Dehydration Use 101% sulfur trioxide solution and refined fluorosilicic acid solution in a microemulsion reactor to complete dehydration through two-stage countercurrent contact to obtain crude silicon tetrafluoride gas and a sulfuric acid solution containing hydrogen fluoride. The solution is stripped and defluorinated into waste sulfuric acid, which is sent to acidify the phosphate rock. After rectification of the stripped gas phase, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is obtained.
- Impurity removal through gaseous adsorption The crude silicon tetrafluoride gas is deeply removed by activated carbon, molecular sieves and porous polymers surface-modified with organic amines to obtain refined silicon tetrafluoride gas.
- activated carbon and molecular sieves are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen. They are first desorbed at a temperature of 120°C and a pressure of 0.2MPaA. The desorption gas is sent to the step (4) for concentration of the concentrated solution; then it is desorbed at a temperature of 220°C. , desorption under a pressure of 0.4MPaA, and the desorption gas is sent to fertilizer production.
- Activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents are all desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with a volume fraction of 5% ammonia; the desorption temperature is 110°C and the desorption pressure is 75KPaA; absolute dry nitrogen is formed
- the desorption gas is sent to the concentrated solution in step (4); the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia and nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- the first stage of distillation removes low-boiling point impurities
- the tower top pressure is 1.00MPaA
- the temperature is -55°C
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.0MPaA
- the temperature is -50°C.
- the second-stage distillation removes high-boiling impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 1.00MPaA and the temperature is -58°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.00MPaA and the temperature is -54°C.
- a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon elements in phosphate rock specifically includes the following steps.
- Acidification Phosphate rock reacts with sulfuric acid to produce ordinary calcium, and superheated steam at 140°C is introduced into the slurry. Fluorosilicic acid. The tail gas generated by the acidification of the fluorine-containing secondary steam generated in this process is sent to step (2) for absorption.
- Osmosis concentration Use the forward osmosis method, use saturated monoammonium phosphate solution as the driving fluid, and countercurrent osmosis to concentrate the fluosilicic acid solution from a mass fraction of 25% to 54%, and the produced dilute ammonium phosphate is returned to the phosphate fertilizer production line.
- the volume ratio of sulfuric acid is 30:1; the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase is washed with water and regenerated with 20% ammonia water for recycling, wherein the volume ratio of the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase and water is 30:1 , the volume ratio of the washed load phase to 20% ammonia water is 30:1.
- Liquid adsorption After the initially purified fluorosilicic acid solution is deeply removed by activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin, a refined fluorosilicic acid solution is obtained. During regeneration, activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin are first washed with desalted water, and the washing water is returned to the absorption process of acidified exhaust gas. Then use 5% mass fraction of sodium hydroxide solution to clean the activated carbon, use 20% mass fraction of ammonia water to clean the anionic resin, and then use desalted water to rinse the activated carbon and anionic resin. The generated wastewater is sent to the exhaust gas of the phosphate fertilizer production line for absorption. The cationic resin is cleaned with 18% mass fraction of sulfuric acid solution, and then rinsed with desalted water, and the generated wastewater is sent to the acidification process. Among them, the desorption temperature is set to 70°C.
- Dehydration Use 93% sulfuric acid and refined fluorosilicic acid solution in a microemulsion reactor to complete dehydration through two-stage countercurrent contact to obtain crude silicon tetrafluoride gas and a sulfuric acid solution containing hydrogen fluoride. The solution is stripped and defluorinated into waste sulfuric acid, which is sent to acidify the phosphate rock. After rectification of the stripped gas phase, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is obtained.
- Impurity removal through gaseous adsorption The crude silicon tetrafluoride gas is deeply removed by activated carbon, molecular sieves, and silica surface-modified with organic amines to obtain refined silicon tetrafluoride gas.
- activated carbon and molecular sieves are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen, first at a temperature of 140°C and a pressure of 0.25MPaA.
- the desorption gas is sent to the step (4) for concentration of the concentrated solution; then it is desorbed at a temperature of 240°C and a pressure of 0.4MPaA, and the desorption gas is sent to fertilizer production.
- Activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents are all desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with an ammonia volume fraction of 8%; the desorption temperature is 114°C and the desorption pressure is 75KPaA; absolute dry nitrogen is formed
- the desorption gas is sent to the concentrated solution in step (4); the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia and nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- the first stage of distillation removes low-boiling point impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 1.10MPaA and the temperature is -52°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.1MPaA and the temperature is -48°C.
- the second-stage distillation removes high-boiling impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 1.05MPaA and the temperature is -56°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.00MPaA and the temperature is -52°C.
- a method for graded utilization of fluorine and silicon elements in phosphate rock specifically includes the following steps.
- Osmosis concentration Use the forward osmosis method, use saturated monoammonium phosphate solution as the driving fluid, and countercurrent osmosis to concentrate the fluosilicic acid solution from 20% to 50% mass fraction, and the produced dilute ammonium phosphate is returned to the phosphate fertilizer production line.
- the volume ratio of sulfuric acid is 40:1; the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase is washed with water and regenerated with 25% ammonia water and then recycled, wherein the volume ratio of the load phase after extraction by the anion extraction phase and water is 40:1 , the volume ratio of the washed load phase to 25% ammonia water is 40:1.
- Liquid adsorption After the initially purified fluorosilicic acid solution is deeply removed by activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin, a refined fluorosilicic acid solution is obtained. During regeneration, activated carbon, cationic resin and anionic resin are first washed with desalted water, and the washing water is returned to the absorption process of acidified exhaust gas. Then use 5% mass fraction of sodium hydroxide solution to clean the activated carbon, use 25% mass fraction of ammonia water to clean the anionic resin, and then use desalted water to rinse the activated carbon and anionic resin. The generated wastewater is sent to the tail gas of the phosphate fertilizer production line for absorption. The cationic resin is cleaned with 15% mass fraction of sulfuric acid solution, and then rinsed with desalted water, and the generated wastewater is sent to the acidification process. Among them, the desorption temperature is set to 80°C.
- Dehydration Use 98.3% sulfuric acid and refined fluorosilicic acid solution in a microemulsion reactor to complete dehydration through two-stage countercurrent contact to obtain crude silicon tetrafluoride gas and a sulfuric acid solution containing hydrogen fluoride.
- the solution is stripped and defluorinated into waste sulfuric acid, which is sent to acidify the phosphate rock. After rectification of the stripped gas phase, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is obtained.
- Impurity removal through gaseous adsorption The crude silicon tetrafluoride gas is sequentially deeply removed by activated carbon, molecular sieves and organic amine surface-modified porous alumina to obtain refined silicon tetrafluoride gas.
- activated carbon and molecular sieves are desorbed and regenerated using absolute dry nitrogen. They are first desorbed at a temperature of 150°C and a pressure of 0.3MPaA. The desorption gas is sent to the step (4) for concentration of the concentrated solution; then it is desorbed at a temperature of 250°C. , desorption under a pressure of 0.5MPaA, and the desorption gas is sent to fertilizer production.
- Activated carbon, molecular sieves and modified adsorbents are all desorbed and regenerated using a mixture of absolute dry nitrogen and ammonia-containing nitrogen with a volume fraction of 10% ammonia; the desorption temperature is 110°C and the desorption pressure is 80KPaA; absolute dry nitrogen is formed
- the desorption gas is sent to the concentrated solution in step (4); the desorption gas formed by the mixed gas containing ammonia and nitrogen is sent to the tail washing section of fertilizer production.
- the first stage of distillation removes low-boiling point impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 1.15MPaA and the temperature is -51°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.0 ⁇ 1.2MPaA and the temperature is -47°C.
- the second-stage distillation removes high-boiling impurities.
- the tower top pressure is 1.05MPaA and the temperature is -55°C.
- the tower bottom pressure is 1.10MPaA and the temperature is -50°C.
- this application uses specific words to describe the embodiments of the application.
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- this application Certain features, structures or characteristics of one or more embodiments may be combined appropriately.
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- 一种分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:步骤(1),酸化:将硫酸或磷酸与磷矿混合反应,生成稀磷酸或/和磷肥,同时产生含氟、硅的尾气;步骤(2),吸收:用水吸收所述尾气,得到含氟、硅的酸性溶液;步骤(3),渗透增浓:利用驱动液与所述酸性溶液进行渗透操作,驱动液吸收酸性溶液中的部分溶剂,得到稀溶液;所述酸性溶液浓度增加,得到浓溶液;其中,所述渗透操作是正渗透,所述驱动液为磷酸盐溶液或磷酸溶液,所述稀溶液包括稀磷酸盐溶液或稀磷酸溶液;步骤(4),提浓过滤:向所述浓溶液中通入氟化硅气体进行提浓操作,以继续提高所述浓溶液的浓度;然后过滤分离,得到SiO2固体、含氟溶液和废气;步骤(5),萃取:在所述含氟溶液中加入萃取相,并充分混合萃取,分相得到负载相和萃余液;步骤(6),液态吸附:吸附脱除所述萃余液里的杂质,得到精制溶液;步骤(7),脱水:在所述精制溶液中加入脱水剂并充分混合,得到粗SiF4气体和HF-硫酸溶液,将所述HF-硫酸溶液经汽提、精馏分离产出纯度不低于99%的无水氟化氢和副产物废硫酸;步骤(8),除杂:通过气态吸附吸附所述粗SiF4气体中的杂质,得到除杂气;步骤(9),低温精馏:对除杂气进行低温精馏,深度脱除低沸点、高沸点的杂质,得到杂质气,及纯度不低于99%的SiF4。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(3)中得到的稀磷酸溶液、所述步骤(7)中得到的废硫酸均送入所述步骤(1)中与磷矿混合;所述步骤(4)得到的废气送入所述步骤(2)中与尾气一起被吸收;所述步骤(9)得到的所述杂质气作为SiF4气体通入所述步骤(4)中的浓溶液中。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,在所述步骤(1)中,磷矿与硫酸按生产普钙反应,向料浆中通入不低于140℃的过热蒸汽汽提氟硅酸,得到产品普钙和含氟二次蒸汽,所述含氟二次蒸汽与所述步骤(1)产生 的所述尾气一起送至步骤(2)吸收。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(1)中的硫酸或磷酸与磷矿混合后得到稀磷酸,将所述稀磷酸浓缩,得到含氟二次蒸汽和P2O5质量分数不低于54%的肥料磷酸;所述含氟二次蒸汽与步骤(1)产生的所述尾气一起送至所述步骤(2)吸收。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(2)采用外降温强制循环三级逆流真空吸收,且每一级吸收均采用上段喷雾、下段填料的并流接触形式,喷雾的雾滴粒径为100~300μm,每级循环液温度不高于60℃。
- 根据权利要求5所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(2)中未被吸收的尾气被送去深度吸收;深度吸收采用的吸收剂包括Na2CO3、NaHCO3或KOH溶液,深度吸收的温度不高于40℃。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(4)的所述提浓操作是在微乳反应器内进行。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(4)的所述提浓操作中,所述浓溶液先与表面活性剂充分混合,再与SiF4气体混合;所述表面活性剂与所述浓溶液的体积比为1:200~1:50;其中,所述表面活性剂为阳离子萃取的萃取相。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(5)中的所述萃取相由萃取剂和稀释剂组成,所述萃取剂的体积分数不大于80%,所述稀释剂是煤油、异丙醚、C6~C14的烃中的一种或几种的混合物。
- 根据权利要求9所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(5)的所述萃取包括阳离子萃取和阴离子萃取,且阳离子萃取和阴离子萃取后 的负载相均经洗涤、再生后循环使用。
- 根据权利要求10所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述阳离子萃取的萃取相与含氟溶液的体积比为0.5:1~6:1,所述阳离子萃取相的萃取剂是有机膦类、磷脂类、羧酸类、磺酸类有机溶剂中的一种或几种的混合物;所述阴离子萃取的萃取相与含氟溶液的体积为0.5:1~6:1,所述阴离子萃取相的萃取剂是有机胺类萃取剂。
- 根据权利要求11所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述阳离子萃取相萃取后的负载相经水洗涤和5%~40%稀硫酸再生后循环使用,其中,所述阳离子萃取相萃取后的负载相与水的体积比为10:1~40:1,水洗后的负载相与5%~40%稀硫酸的体积比为10:1~40:1;所述阴离子萃取相萃取后的负载相经水洗涤和2%~25%氨水再生后循环使用,其中,所述阴离子萃取相萃取后的负载相与水的体积比为10:1~40:1,水洗后的负载相与2%~25%氨水的体积比为10:1~40:1;两次水洗涤后产生的洗余液返回所述步骤(2)中用于吸收尾气;两次再生后产生的再生废液用于磷矿酸化或肥料生产。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(6)中的所述液态吸附包括活性炭吸附、阳离子吸附和阴离子吸附,活性炭、阳离子吸附剂和阴离子吸附剂吸附饱和后经脱附再生得以重复使用;其中,脱附再生活性炭时,先用水脱附,再用5%~10%质量分数的氢氧化钠溶液脱附;脱附再生阳离子吸附剂,先用水脱附,再用5%~20%质量分数的硫酸溶液脱附;脱附再生阴离子吸附剂,先用水脱附,再用5%~25%质量分数的氨水脱附;脱附温度为60~80℃;由水脱附形成的脱附液返回所述步骤(2)中吸附所述尾气;氢氧化钠溶液脱附、氨水脱附所形成的脱附液用于肥料生产,硫酸溶液脱附所形成的脱附液用于磷矿酸化。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(7)中所述精制溶液与脱水剂在微乳反应器内通过两级逆流接触完成脱水;其中,所述步骤(7)中的脱水剂是三氧化硫、发烟硫酸、质量分数大于93%的浓硫酸中 的一种或几种的混合物。
- 根据权利要求1所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(8)中的气态吸附包括活性炭吸附、分子筛吸附和改性吸附剂吸附,且活性炭、分子筛和改性吸附剂吸附饱和后经脱附再生得以重复使用。
- 根据权利要求15所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述活性炭和分子筛采用绝干氮气脱附再生,先在温度100~150℃、压力0.2~0.3MPaA下脱附,脱附气送至所述步骤(4)中用于浓溶液提浓;再在温度200~250℃,压力0.3~0.5MPaA下脱附,脱附气送去肥料生产。
- 根据权利要求16所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述活性炭、分子筛和改性吸附剂均是采用绝干氮气和氨气体积分数为2%~10%的含氨氮气的混合气进行脱附再生的;脱附温度大于100℃,脱附压力不大于80KPaA;绝干氮气形成的脱附气被送至步骤(4)的浓溶液中;由含氨氮气的混合气形成的脱附气送去肥料生产的尾洗工段。
- 根据权利要求17所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述改性吸附剂是被有机胺表面改性的多孔氧化铝、被有机胺表面改性的二氧化硅或被有机胺表面改性的多孔高分子聚合物。
- 根据权利要求18所述的分级利用磷矿石中氟、硅资源的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(9)中的所述低温精馏包括一段精馏和二段精馏;所述一段精馏先脱低沸点杂质,塔顶压力为0.95~1.15MPaA、温度为-56℃~-51℃,塔釜压力为1.0~1.2MPaA、温度为-51℃~-47℃;所述二段精馏再脱高沸点杂质,塔顶压力为0.85~1.05MPaA、温度为-60℃~-55℃,塔釜压力为0.9~1.1MPaA、温度为-55℃~-50℃。
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