Process for removing iron from red mud and bauxite, preparation of a starting material for the alumina industry and of iron pentacarbonyl

Process for removing iron from red muds and bauxite. The process comprises: a. The activation of the starting red mud or bauxite at 150-800 DEG C at a pressure of 0.1 to 100 bar in a reducing gaseous stream, in the presence of one or more activators, and then, b. The carbonylation at 50-300 DEG C at...

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Main Author REZSO CSIKOS, JOZSEF BATORY ET ISTVAN FARKAS
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
French
Published 19.09.1986
Edition4
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Summary:Process for removing iron from red muds and bauxite. The process comprises: a. The activation of the starting red mud or bauxite at 150-800 DEG C at a pressure of 0.1 to 100 bar in a reducing gaseous stream, in the presence of one or more activators, and then, b. The carbonylation at 50-300 DEG C at a pressure of 25-300 bar, with carbon monoxide or a gas containing carbon monoxide, and the removal from the system of the iron pentacarbonyl thus formed. Use for removing iron from a red mud. LA PRESENTE INVENTION EST RELATIVE A UN PROCEDE POUR ELIMINER LE FER DES BOUES ROUGES ET DE LA BAUXITE.LE PROCEDE COMPREND :A.L'ACTIVATION DE LA BOUE ROUGE OU DE LA BAUXITE DE DEPART A 150-800C SOUS UNE PRESSION DE 0,1 A 100BARS DANS UN COURANT GAZEUX REDUCTEUR, EN PRESENCE D'UN OU DE PLUSIEURS ACTIVATEURS, ET ENSUITE,B.LA CARBONYLATION A 50-300C SOUS UNE PRESSION DE 25-300BARS, AVEC DU MONOXYDE DE CARBONE OU UN GAZ CONTENANT DU MONOXYDE DE CARBONE, ET L'ELIMINATION DU SYSTEME DU FER-PENTACARBONYLE AINSI FORME.UTILISATION POUR DEFERRISER UNE BOUE ROUGE.
Bibliography:Application Number: FR19850003740