May 30, 2019· During the smelting process, proper increasing oxygen potential of the slag can effectively eliminate the slag ing and inhibit the over-reduction of TiO 2. In fact, the over-reduction of TiO 2 leads to the presence of titanium suboxide and high melting substance like Ti(C, N), resulting in the low grade of the high-titania slag and the ...
Detailsaccording to analyzing and summarizing the literature of ilmenite concentrate smelting titanium slag, comes to conclude: the production process of ilmenite concentrate smelting titanium slag can be divided into the one-step method and two-step method, dominated by two-step method at home; foreign dominated by two-step. This paper …
DetailsAug 01, 2014· As shown in Fig. 1, the major phase in the samples of untreated and slag oxidized at 600 °C was M x Ti 3 -x O 5 (0 ≤ x ≤ 2). However, as the roasting temperature increased to 800, 1000 and 1200 °C, rutile becomes the major phase in the slag.Despite this, there was still a large amount of M x Ti 3 -x O 5 (0 ≤ x ≤ 2) present. These results …
DetailsA process for producing titanium slag from ilmenite comprises the steps of: a) Partial reduction of granular ilmenite with a reducing agent in a reduction reactor (6) at a temperature of at least 900°C, b) Transfer of the partially reduced hot ilmenite obtained in step a) into an electric furnace (12), c) Smelting the ilmenite in the electric furnace (12) …
DetailsSep 08, 2022· Ilmenite is the most important titanium ore. It is often used for the production of the metal titanium and titanium dioxide (FeTiO 3) accessory products, such as paint, paper, titanium white (white pigment), plastics, fabrics, etc. . This blog will introduce the ilmenite beneficiation process and processing plant.
DetailsOct 31, 2002· A process is provided for the production of titania rich slag from ilmenite. The ilmenite is fed together with carbonaceous reductant, and in the absence of fluxes, to the molten bath of a D.C. arc furnace. The molten bath of the furnace forms the anode and one or more electrodes in the roof of the furnace forms the cathode. A frozen lining is …
DetailsAug 06, 1998· A process for producing titanium slag which is low in radioactivity wherein molten titanium slag, produced by smelting ilmenite in the presence of a reductant in a DC electric arc furnace, is separated from molten iron, boron in an amount which is less than 2.5% equivalent B 2 O 3 of the slag is blended with the molten slag which thereafter is …
DetailsIn the Ti slag production process, the iron oxides are reduced to metallic iron, thereby producing a TiO2-rich slag and high purity iron. ... High-titania slag was prepared in a pilot-scale DC furnace from ilmenite concentrates with different levels of uranium and thorium. Titania slag, which comes from ilmenite, contains 85 per cent titanium ...
DetailsA process for producing titanium slag from ilmenite comprises the steps of: a) Partial reduction of granular ilmenite with a reducing agent in a reduction reactor (6) at a temperature of at least 900°C, b) Transfer of the partially reduced hot ilmenite obtained in step a) into an electric furnace (12), c) Smelting the ilmenite in the electric furnace (12) …
DetailsSep 28, 2020· SR TiO 2 content ranges from 85 to 96%, or more commonly 90–95% (Gilman and Taylor 2001), and is suitable for chloride pigment production or titanium metal production; Iluka is currently undertaking research into possible production of acid-soluble SR, which would be suitable for sulfate pigment production.. Chloride grade ilmenite is …
DetailsA process is provided for the production of titania rich slag from ilmenite. The ilmenite is fed together with carbonaceous reductant, and in the absence of fluxes, to the molten bath of a D.C. arc furnace. The molten bath of the furnace forms the anode and one or more electrodes in the roof of the furnace forms the cathode.
DetailsIn a process for producing titania slag from ilmenite, granular ilmenite first is partially reduced with a reducing agent in a reduction reactor, then the hot material with an inlet temperature of at least 550 °C is transferred into an electric furnace and molten there in the presence of a reducing agent by forming liquid pig iron and titania slag.
DetailsAug 01, 2008· In such a treatment, the composition of the titania slag product is chemically and mineralogically different from ilmenite. According to Van Dyk et al., (2004) all titanium is present in ilmenite as Ti(IV) and about 20% of iron is present as Fe(III) and the rest as Fe(II). However, titanium in the titania slag occurs as Ti(III) and Ti(IV) and ...
DetailsA process for producing titanium slag from ilmenite comprises the steps of: a) Partial reduction of granular ilmenite with a reducing agent in a reduction reactor (6) at a temperature of at least 900°C, b) Transfer of the partially reduced hot ilmenite obtained in step a) into an electric furnace (12), c) Smelting the ilmenite in the electric furnace (12) …
DetailsJul 09, 2022· Titanium slags produced through ilmenite electric furnace smelting contain 60–80%TiO2, a vital titanium resource in the titanium industry. The processing and utilization of titanium slag is faced with many challenges, such as complex mineral structures, high requirements, severe environmental pollution, and heavy additives and …
DetailsAs the titanium industry rapidly develops, low-grade ilmenite resources are drawing global attention. The direct use of low-grade ilmenite can result in low production efficiency and heavy pollution. In addition, the production of high-titanium slag via electric furnace melting consumes significant energy and possesses low production efficiency. …
DetailsTitanium oxycarbonitride (TiC x O y N z) is a crucial soluble anode utilized primarily for the electrochemical preparation of metallic Ti via USTB technology.Currently, TiC x O y N z is produced primarily from pure TiO 2 which must be separated from Ti slag via a complex and environmentally hazardous sulfate process. In this study, a novel and environmentally …
DetailsApr 25, 2017 · The titanium industry consists of ilmenite and rutile production, titanium sponge production at the Zaporozhye Titanium & Magnesium Combine (ZTMK) and titanium ingot production by a few different smaller producers. 4. Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan produces the fourth most titanium in the world at 27,000 metric tons in 2013.
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