RI 8476 Producing Alumina From Clay by the Hydrochloric Acid Process, A Bench-Scale Study

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. A. Eisele
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines conducted bench-scale cyclic tests to determine the composition of recycled leach liquor in the Bureau?s proposed clay/HCl leach/ HCl sparge process for producing Al203 from clay. The data developed from these tests make it possible to synthesize leach liquors for predetermined steady-state operating conditions when conducting large-scale crystallization tests. The results of two sparge tests were compared. One was a 20-cycle test with a 36-pct-HCl concentration in the mother liquor; the other was a 10-cycle test with a 26-pct-HCl concentration in the mother liquor. The effect of impurity concentrations in the leach liquor on the purity of aluminum chloride (AlCl30?6H20) crystals was determined, but there was poor correlation between this data and results that have been obtained from miniplant-scale work.
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APA: J. A. Eisele  (1980)  RI 8476 Producing Alumina From Clay by the Hydrochloric Acid Process, A Bench-Scale Study

MLA: J. A. Eisele RI 8476 Producing Alumina From Clay by the Hydrochloric Acid Process, A Bench-Scale Study. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1980.

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