Study on Effective Extraction of Al and Fe from High-iron Bauxite Through "Calcification-Carbonization" Method

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With the rapid development of China alumina production, efficient utilization of plentiful low grade high-iron bauxite has received widespread attention in the aluminum industry. Based on this, "calcification-carbonization-direct reduction" method is proposed for extracting effectively valuable metals Al and Fe from high-iron bauxite. The research results indicate that: after the calcification-carbonization process for high-iron bauxite, leaching rate of Al2O3 can reach 83.67%, higher than extraction rate of Al2O3 through Bayer method. Then, direct reduction of calcification-carbonization residue is investigated. Metallization ratio of Fe is 80.5% when reduction temperature and time is 1050°C and 2h respectively. Moreover, metallization ratio of Fe can reach 93.6% with the addition of additive A. After the "calcification-carbonization-direct reduction" process, valuable metals Al and Fe can be extracted effectively from high-iron bauxite. The main component of final residue is CaCO3 and CaSiO3, which can be directly applicable to the cement industry.

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Weiguang, Z., Ting’an, Z., Guozhi, L., Xuhua, Z., Xiaofeng, Z., Yanxiu, W., & Long, W. (2016). Study on Effective Extraction of Al and Fe from High-iron Bauxite Through “Calcification-Carbonization” Method. In Light Metals 2016 (pp. 18–18). wiley. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119274780.ch3

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