Research and Industrial Application of a Process for Direct Reduction of Molten High-Lead Smelting Slag
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-2017
Department
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Abstract
A pyrometallurgical process for the direct reduction of molten high-lead smelting slag obtained by the Shuikoushan (SKS) method was reported in this article using solid anthracite as the fuel and reductant. The chemical composition, the lead phase composition, and the physical properties of the molten high-lead slag were examined. The effects of the process parameters on the recovery rate of valued metals were investigated in the laboratory. According to the experimental results, a new efficient bottom blow reduction furnace was employed in the pilot-scale test for high-lead slag reduction. The results showed the average recovery rate of lead was more than 96.0% with lower Pb and high Zn content of the reducing slag under the condition of reduction temperature 1100–1200°C, coal ratio 5.5–7.5%, reduction time 90–150 min, CaO/SiO2 ratio 0.35–0.45, and FeO/SiO2 ratio 1.4–1.55. Moreover, nearly 250 kg of standard coal per ton of crude Pb output was reduced compared with the blast furnace reduction process.
Publication Title
JOM
Recommended Citation
Li, W.,
Zhan, J.,
Fan, Y.,
Wei, C.,
Zhang, C.,
&
Hwang, J.
(2017).
Research and Industrial Application of a Process for Direct Reduction of Molten High-Lead Smelting Slag.
JOM,
69(4), 784-789.
http://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-016-2236-z
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