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Study of the Production of Wet-processing Phosphoric Acid by Clinker Method on Base of Mineralized Mass

Sultonov Bokhodir Elbekovich, Xolmatov Dilshod Sattorjonovich

Chemical Science International Journal · pp. 1–10 · Published 19 Aug 2024

10.9734/CSJI/2024/v33i5911

Abstract

The article presents the results of the study of extractive phosphoric acid extraction processes from the mineralized mass (MM) - mineralized mass (MM) produced during the thermal processing of Central Kyzylkum (CK) phosphorite. Effects of sulfuric acid concentration on the quality parameters of the obtained wet-processing phosphoric acid (WPPA), processes of WPPA extraction through different concentrations of phosphoric acid solution from phosphoric acid-gypsum porridge were studied. The optimal parameters of these processes have been determined. In the composition of WPPA obtained in acceptable parameters 19,30-19,59% Р2О5, 0,08-0,09% F will be. Filtration rates of phosphatic-acid-gypsum porridges during extraction with different concentrations of WPPA are equal to 1096-1192 kg/m2·h. It was also determined that the main composition of the resulting phosphogypsum is as follows: 2,44-2,59% Р2О5total (t.)., 29,93-30,09% CaOtotal (t.), 41,29-41,50% SO3 and  1,16-1,21% F.

Mineralized mass sulfuric acid wet-processing phosphoric acid decomposition coefficient separation coefficient filtration rate

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