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òåõíîëîãèè/6. Îðãàíè÷åñêàÿ õèìèÿ
d.t.n. Anarbayev A.A., c.t.n. Kabylbekova B.N., Seitmagzimova
G.M., c.t.n. Assilbekova A.D.
International
Kazakh-Turkish University named after H.A. Yassaui
ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF SODA ASH
PRODUCTION
Nowadays much attention is devoted to
environmental protection and production technogenic waste processing. The
research of methods of waste liquid processing in soda ash production is one of
the methods of ecological problem solving. The waste liquid represents a
suspension of non-soluble impurities and it contains (g/l): ÑàѲ2 - 85-95; NaC² - 45-50; CaCO3 - 5-6; CaSO4 - 3-5; Mg(OH)2 - 3-10; ÑàÎ - 3-4; (Fe2O3 + A²2O3) - l-3; S³O2 - 1-4.
To bury this liquid is pumped into sludge collectors, which during
long-term preservation undergo significant changes under influence of natural
factors and occupy significant ground areas. They are sources of intensive
pollution of underground and surface water with sodium and calcium chlorides
and damage the environment. It should be solved problems of waste reduction in
soda ash production by Solvay method in two directions: the technology
improvement by using all components of raw materials and processing
preaccumulated waste ("white seas ") /1/. There are such methods as
regeneration of waste liquid by means of MgO with subsequent hydrogen chloride
using. Herewith it is possible to obtain the following products: soda ash,
table salt, calcium chloride and fertilizer or fodder precipitate /2/. There is
also method of complex oil sludge processing with obtaining soda ash, potash, Portland cement and alumina. The method of waste liquid
recycling for oil measures flooding as well as for its pumping into underground
horizons is used.
A
number of efforts of scientists to bring into wasteless soda ash production and
to form waste processing into calcium
chloride, table salt, construction materials, mineral feedings etc. have not
been still successful.
To our opinion waste liquid processing by means of
phosphoric acid and sodium and calcium phosphates NaH2PO4, Ñà(Í2ÐÎ4)2 and, ÑàÍÐÎ4×2Í2Î and hydrochloric acid is one of rational
methods.
Therefore we performed preliminary
thermodynamic calculation of Gibbs energy change for Ñà(Í2ÐÎ4)2, NaH2PO4 and ÍѲ formation according to
the
following chemical reaction:
NaC²+ ÑàѲ2 + ÇÍ3ÐÎ4 ® NaH2PO4 +
Ñà(Í2ÐÎ4)2 + ÇÍѲ
in temperature
interval 298-423Ê.
The
calculations have shown, that in this temperature interval G0ò potential has negative value and shows probability of
reaction course to the side of target products formation.
To determine process optimal parameters for chloride
salts decomposition the kinetic research was carried out in the next
parameters: the process temperature interval - 120-1500Ñ, duration – 2-4 hours and
phosphoric acid concentration - 45% Í3ÐÎ4. The results of laboratory
research are given in the table 2.
As it follows from the table 2, temperature increasing
from 1200Ñ to 1500Ñ at dwell time 2-4 hours causes
chlorine extraction degree into gaseous phase increasing. Thus, extraction
degree equals to 92.05-98.81% at temperature 1200Ñ and time 2-4 hrs, 98.96-99.99% at
temperatures 1400Ñ and
1500Ñ in
match. Thereat optimal process parameters are 1400Ñ temperature and process duration 4
hrs, when extraction degree 99.68% is attained.
The table 2 - The
temperature and process duration influence on NaC² and ÑàC²2 decomposition degree
# |
T, 0C |
τ, min |
NaC²
mass, g |
ÑàѲ2 mass, g |
45%-solution of Í3ÐÎ4 consumption,g |
Ѳ residual content, g |
Ѳ extraction degree, % |
1 |
120 |
2.0 |
5.8 |
12.0 |
64.66 |
1.67 |
92.05 |
2 |
3.0 |
5.8 |
12,0 |
64,66 |
1.01 |
96.90 |
|
3 |
4.0 |
5.8 |
12,0 |
64,66 |
0.62 |
98.81 |
|
4 |
140 |
2.0 |
5.8 |
12.0 |
64.66 |
0.58 |
98.96 |
5 |
3.0 |
5,8 |
12,0 |
64.66 |
0.31 |
99.12 |
|
6 |
4.0 |
5.8 |
12,0 |
64.66 |
0.28 |
99.68 |
|
7 |
150 |
2.0 |
5,8 |
12,0 |
64,66 |
0.30 |
99.26 |
8 |
3.0 |
5,8 |
12.0 |
64.66 |
0.10 |
99.92 |
|
9 |
4.0 |
5,8 |
12.0 |
64.66 |
0.01 |
99.99 |
Hydrogen
chloride, emitting into gaseous phase, is subjected to absorption with water
for hydrochloric acid preparation. After absorption 27-30% hydrochloric acid is
formed which corresponds to the SS requirements. HCl absorption degree equals
to 99,0-99.9%, hydrogen chloride MPC in exhaust gas equals to 0,01 mg/m3.
Then solution containing 5% of
NaH2PO4, circulates in the system, and solution medium ðÍ=4,4. The solution is subjected to
evaporation at temperature 60-800Ñ to concentration increasing up to 50-55%
NaH2PO4. Then it is cooled at temperature 25-300Ñ and crystallized as crystalline
hydrate NaH2PO4•2Í2Î. After centrifuging sodium dihydrophosphate is dried,
and filtrate containing 20-30% of NaH2PO4, is reversed
into the initial stage of the process. Sodium dihydrophosphate is used as a
product or it is processed into sodium pyrophosphate using heating to 2500Ñ. Formed product Na4P2O7•10Í2Î can be used in food industry.
On the basis of obtained data we have developed
principal-technological scheme of processing of soda ash production waste,
which consists of the next stages:
- calcium and sodium chlorides
decomposition;
- obtaining calcium hydrophosphate from
salts mixture;
- calcium hydrophosphate precipitate
filtration;
- sodium dihydrophosphate crystallization
and filtration;
- hydrogen chloride absorption and
hydrochloric acid production.
Technical-economic
calculation of proposed technology of chlorine-containing waste processing in
soda ash production by phosphoric acid shows profitability of the given manufacture.
The literature
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Substances. M.: chemistry, 1984, -.240ñ.
2. Êðàøåíèííèêîâ Ñ.À. Technology of
soda. M.: chemistry, 1988. -340ñ.