Abstract. Bayer digestion performance of gibbsiteboehmite bauxite is studied in this paper. The chemical and mineral compositions of a gibbsiteboehmite bauxite from Australia are analyzed and tested by XRF, XRD, and SEM. Test results show that the bauxite contains ≥ 50% of alumina (gibbsite and boehmite) and 9% of silica (kaolinite and quartz).
Bauxite residues (also known as 'red mud', 'Bayer process tailings' or 'bauxite process tailings') are generated from alumina production where bauxite is digested in hot NaOH solution via the Bayer The production of 1 tonne of alumina generates between 1 and tonnes of bauxite Currently, the yearly global ...
An improved process for extracting monohydrate and trihydrate alumina from bauxite containing both forms of alumina. The slurry of bauxite is subjected to a first digestion in a first portion of spent liquor at conditions sufficient to extract the trihydrate. The liquor containing the dissolved trihydrate is separated from the slurry under conditions of temperature and pressure that are ...
Therefore, based on the above theoretical research, a process for digesting gibbsiteboehmite bauxite is proposed using high digestion temperature (250 °C), short digestion time (5 min) and large ...
Lime is an essential reagent required in various process steps of the Bayer process, in which bauxite ore is converted into alumina (Whittington et al. 1997), as illustrated in Fig. is used for improving conversion of goethite to hematite and dissolution of boehmite and diaspore during digestion; control of liquor impurities such as silica, oxalate, titanium and phosphorous; minimising ...
The Bayer process, as it has become known, is used for refining bauxite to smelting grade alumina (aluminum oxide), the precursor to aluminium. Typically, depending upon the quality of the ore, between and tonnes of bauxite is required to produce 1 tonne of alumina. The Bayer process is a cyclic one and is often called Bayer cycle.
Abstract. In the Bayer process, used for the production of alumina from the bauxite ores, there are frequent disturbances and a large number of interacting processes which incorporate considerable ...
Aluminum Production. Alton T. Tabereaux, Ray D. Peterson, in Treatise on Process Metallurgy: Industrial Processes, 2014 Impact of Different Bauxites on the Bayer Process. The Bayer process is basically used for the extraction of aluminum hydrate from the bauxite ores with the mass ratio of alumina to silica (A/S) above 9. The sinter process is widely used to process the poorgrade ...
The current Bayer process focused on alumina extraction without considering the comprehensive utilization of other valuable components, such as iron, and the resulting red mud caused severe ecological and environmental safety risks. This work proposed a clean twostage Bayer digestion technology to obtain ironrich red mud with low Na 2 O content from highiron gibbsitic bauxite processing.
The Bayer process is the principal method for production of alumina from bauxite worldwide. The modern version of the process (developed in the 1880's) still maintains
The Bayer process is a continuous process which may be separated into four simple steps: hydrothermal digestion, where the bauxite is heated in hot caustic soda solutions to dissolve the
Bauxite residue, a potential secondary source of CRM, can contain considerable amounts of strategically important metals depending on its geologic origin and processing [6, 7]. Bauxite residue is the byproduct of alumina production and is generated in the Bayer process when bauxite is digested in hot NaOH under elevated temperature and pressure.
Because the aluminum component in bauxite is digested in a 5 N sodium hydroxide solution, the purity of alumina produced by the Bayer process is approximately % with the remainder Na 2 O.
The effect of lime on gibbsite bauxite digestion is different from its effect on diaspore bauxite due to its different composition and digestion properties [15, 16]. In one report, gibbsite bauxite was digested by adding 1% lime at 145 °C, achieving a better digestion efficiency of %. However, excessive lime addition will lead to excess ...
The Bayer process is a chemical process for refining aluminium hydroxide, Al(OH)3from bauxite; this aluminium hydroxide is subsequently calcined to produce alumina, Al2O3.
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One of the alumina industry's main problems is the organic matter in the Bayer liquor during the Bayer Process released in the bauxite digestion process and accumulating in the process.
to another one, sodalite to cancrinite. Solid particles (in this case bauxite and/or bauxite residue) can be entrapped in the scale and ... Bayer Digestion and Predigestion Desilication Reactor Design, Proceedings of TMS Conference, ... (To the Chemical Process of Bauxite Digestion. Studies in system of Na2OAl2O3TiO2H2O) Metall, 25 ...
impurities have upon the characteristics of bauxite residue is also described. Keywords: Organics, oxalate, sulfate, causticisation, bauxite residue 1. Introduction In the Bayer process, bauxite ore is digested in a highly concentrated caustic soda solution, usually at elevated temperatures and pressures. The process relies upon the lower ...
Compared to typical Bayer digestion with Algoethite containing gibbsitic bauxite as raw material, the red mud yield of reductive Bayer digestion decreases from % to %, and the grade of ...
the dissolved metal as the "back" end. This is the essence of the continuous Bayer Process used by the industry today. Caustic liquor (a strong caustic soda solution) is the medium moving around the circuit. When bauxite is added, the aluminium dissolves and a "green" (or pregnant) liquor richer in aluminium is formed.
The Bayer process involves four steps: digestion, clarification, precipitation, and calcination. In the first step, bauxite is ground, slurried with a solution of caustic soda ( sodium hydroxide ), and pumped into large pressure tanks called digesters, where the ore is subjected to steam heat and pressure.
1. Introduction At present, imported bauxites are widely used by alumina refineries in China, mainly from Guinea, Australia, Indonesia, Ghana, Vietnam and Brazil.
The bauxite ore, Bayer process materials before precipitation, mud residue, and sand residue are therefore of radiological interest, whereas the alumina product is Positional and personal monitoring data from bauxite mines and alumina refineries in Western Australia have been used to assess the abovebackground annual doses for the ...
Bayer process is about the production of alumina through the refining of aluminum ore (bauxite). The red mud is insoluble slurry waste that contains different types of oxides. Tremendous amount of this slurry is disposed every year (Marwaha et al., 2018 ).
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