Conference Proceedings
Green Processing 2002 HC
Conference Proceedings
Green Processing 2002 HC
Leaching of Zinc from Calcined Angouran Plant Flotation Tailings Using Sulphuric Acid
The aim of this study was to investigate the possibility of leaching zinc from the tailing (-2 mm) of Angouran flotation plant using sulphuric acid. The tails were first calcined at 800C for one hour. The effect of factors such as stirring rate, temperature, initial acid concentration and solid/liquid ratio, on zinc extraction were studied. The results obtained show that at the best conditions, about 91 per cent of zinc were leached using a stirring rate of 800 rpm, a reaction temperature of 50C, a 30 minute reaction time, a 100 g/L initial sulphuric acid concentration and solid:liquid ratio 1:6 g/ml. The P85 of the feed material was about 150 m and acid consumption was 600 kg/t.
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S M J Koleini, S Moradi
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- Published: 2002
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