Electrolytic reduction of red mud in strong alkaline solution

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Electrolytic reduction of red mud in strong alkaline solution Bin Wu 2015/04/16 Supervisor: Prof. dr. ir. Jan Fransaer Prof. dr. ir. Bart Blanpain

Concentration (g/ton) Red mud Mineral Formula Quantity (wt.%) Goethite FeOOH 27.75 Hematite Fe2O3 28.36 Gibbsite Al(OH)3 11.86 Rutile TiO2 4.58 Cancrinite Na6Ca2[(CO3)2Al6Si6O24] ·2H2O 9.10 Quartz SiO2 2.36 Calcrite CaCO3 0.03 Non-quantified phases - 15.22 Iron-containing phases Impurity phases Environmental pollution High alkalinity ( pH typically around 11-12) Large amount ( 1.5 ton red mud per ton aluminum and 91 million tons in 2008) [1] Potential resource Iron production [2] Rare earth elements extraction Building materials Element Concentration (g/ton) Sc 121±10 Gd 22.0±1.9 Y 75.7±9.6 Tb 3.5±0.6 La 114±15 Dy 16.7±0.7 Ce 368+68 Ho 3.9±0.6 Pr 28.0±3.9 Er 13.5±1.8 Nd 98.6±7.0 Tm 1.9±0.3 Sm 21.3±2.3 Yb 14.0±1.9 Eu 5.0±0.9 Lu 2.4±0.3 28/11/2018 [1] M. Grafe, et. Al. Bauxite residue issues: III, Alkalinity and associated chemistry. 108 (1-2): 60-79, 2011 [2] M. Bruers, Iron recovery from bauxite residue by direct reduction of hematite, Master thesis

Overall flow sheet for rare earth project The residue will be a concentrated source for rare earth extraction Primary source for iron production 28/11/2018

Experimental Electrolysis at elevated temperature, i.e. 100 ℃ working electrode: copper or stainless steel counter electrode: nickel beaker electrolyte: 50 wt.% NaOH aqueous solution with various concentrations of hematite or goethite Investigated parameters Rotating speed Hematite, goethite concentration Inert component concentration Constant charge for each experiment, i.e. 420 C Bron: Vlaamse Overheid, Departement Economie, Wetenschap en Innovatie (februari 2010), resultaten onder voorbehoud 28/11/2018

Electrolytic reduction of hematite Hematite can be reduced electrochemically with current efficiency over 90% Hematite concentration has significant impact on the current efficiency Rotation speed plays important role when the hematite concentration is low 28/11/2018

Electrolytic reduction of goethite Goethite can also be electrochemically reduced, however with lower current efficiency than that of hematite The iron deposit obtained from goethite reduction has dramatically different morphology than that from hematite Compare to data in dia 1 : 37 % of PhDs = non-Belgian; 35% of postdocs 28/11/2018

Influence of SiO2 and Al2O3 SiO2 and Al2O3 sharply reduced the current efficiency for hematite reduction Al2O3 particles are found incorporated in the obtained iron film Attention: not only KU Leuven, but total number of applications at FWO (incl other univs and…) For KU Leuven 2011: 116 appl/ 79 awards 2008: slaagkans 90% 2011 slaagkans nog steeds 65,4 % Vrij gelijkmatige verdeling over domeinen heen. 28/11/2018

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