Conference Proceedings
MINPREX 2000
Conference Proceedings
MINPREX 2000
Recovery of Vanadium From Waste Solids and Solutions Using an Ion Exchange Process
The development of an ion exchange process for the recovery of vanadium from solutions containing low concentrations of vanadium and/or slurries is discussed. The process can be used to improve overall vanadium recovery throughout the plant, and/or to reduce the vanadium concentration of waste materials prior to their disposal. The development of the process on a laboratory and miniplant scale is discussed, and includes:selection of a suitable resin with the desired loading and elution characteristics;laboratory-scale testwork to evaluate the use of the resin in both resin-in-pulp and fixed bed configurations;recovery of a high-value vanadium product from the resin eluate; anda preliminary techno-economic assessment of the financial viability of the process.
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M J C Taylor, B R Green, J P Wyethe, D P Padayachee, K E Mdlalose
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