Effect of Na2SO4 on the Decomposition Rate and Product Size in Seed Precipitation Process

Jia Wei Wang; Chang Yuan Lu; Yong Zhen Jia; Chang Sheng Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.734-737.1522

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Effect of Na₂SO₄ on the Decomposition Rate and Product Size in Seed Precipitation Process

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According to working conditions of guizhou alumina plant, the influence of sodium sulfate impurity on the seed precipitation process was studied. The results showed that the seed decomposition rate decreased with the increasing of the sodium sulfate content, and when the additive amount of Na₂SO₄ was lower, the sodium sulfate can facilitate the agglomeration of aluminium hydroxides, when the additive amount was too high, sodium sulfate can make the granularity of the product fine finally.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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Jia Wei Wang, Chang Yuan Lu, Yong Zhen Jia, Chang Sheng Lv

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Seeded Decomposition, Sodium Aluminate Solution, Sodium Sulfate

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