Comprehensive utilization of electrolytic anode slime from zinc hydrometallurgy and Mn2+ control in electrolyte
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Northwest Lead-Zinc Smelter of Baiyin Nonferrous Group Co., Ltd., Baiyin 730900 , China

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    In China, the zinc hydrometallurgical plants usually reuse the cell zinc anode slime and plate zinc anode slime directly in the leaching system, however, during this process, it is hard to control the Mn2+ concentration in zinc electrolyte. In this paper, it is creatively put forward that when the Mn2+ concentration in zinc electrolyte is less than 4 g/L and the plate zinc anode slime is proportioned with zinc concentrate, the MnO2 is reduced under high temperature to low valent Mn by roasting, so as to lower the oxidation efficiency of the anode slime to increase the concentration of Mn2+ in the zinc electrolyte. Parameters for operation are follows: mass proportioning ratio of anode slime and zinc concentrate about 1∶100, temperature of fluidized bed 910-950 ℃, hearth temperature 300-330 ℃. When the Mn2+ concentration of zinc electrolyte is not less than 4 g/L, the plate zinc anode slime is subject to ball mill grinding and slurrying before being returned to the leaching system with the particle size being controlled around 0.074 mm, the oxidation efficiency can be more than 91%. The reuse modes are taken under different conditions, which can not only achieve the comprehensive recycling of valuable metals, but also be conducive to the timely adjustment of the Mn2+ concentration in the zinc electrolyte to lay a solid foundation for the stable running of production.

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马菲菲,展宗波.湿法炼锌电解阳极泥综合利用及Mn2+的控制[J].中国有色冶金, 2022, 51(3): 112-116.

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  • Received:November 28,2021
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