Aluminothermic Production of Titanium alloys (part 1): Synthesis of TiO2 as input material

  • Achimovičová M
  • Hassan-Pour S
  • Gock E
  • et al.
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Abstract

This article reports on the hydrometallurgical production of synthetic anatase from ilmenite. Mechanical activation followed by pressure leaching facilitates the leaching of ilmenite and the separation of titanium/iron by means of the synchronous hydrolysis of anatase. At 95% TiO2, the produced synthetic anatase fulfills the requirements for the aluminothermic production of titanium alloys.

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Achimovičová, M., Hassan-Pour, S., Gock, E., Vogt, V., Baláž, P., & Friedrich, B. (2014). Aluminothermic Production of Titanium alloys (part 1): Synthesis of TiO2 as input material. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, 20(2), 141–154. https://doi.org/10.5937/metmateng1402141a

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