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New Process Research on Aluminium Production from Non-Traditional Aluminum Resource by Microwave Chlorination

Authors : Ting-an Zhang, Guozhi Lv, Long Wang, Zhihe Dou, Weiguang Zhang, Yukun Huang, Yanxiu Wang

Published in: Light Metals 2017

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

A novel method was developed to prepare aluminium via fluidizing chlorination with untraditional aluminum resources as raw materials. The main steps in this method were: alumina transformed into aluminium chloride through fluidizing chlorination; aluminium chloride reacted with NaOH solution for aluminium hydroxide and NaCl; NaOH and Cl2 were recycled from NaCl solution by electrolytic process. The new process for preparing aluminium resources by fluidizing chlorination method was proposed to realize efficient separation of the valuable components in non-traditional aluminum resources such as fly ash or low grade bauxite, silicon in untraditional aluminum changed into SiCl4 in fluidizing chlorination which could be used as raw materials for high purity Si products. Furthermore, the tailings emission of this process was quite lower than that of Bayer process. This paper mainly introduce the principle of this new process, the thermodynamics of fluidizing chlorination is analysis as well.

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Metadata
Title
New Process Research on Aluminium Production from Non-Traditional Aluminum Resource by Microwave Chlorination
Authors
Ting-an Zhang
Guozhi Lv
Long Wang
Zhihe Dou
Weiguang Zhang
Yukun Huang
Yanxiu Wang
Copyright Year
2017
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51541-0_15

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