Disposal of zinc extraction residues via iron ore sintering process: an innovative resource utilization

Fan, Chun-long; Ding, Cheng-yi; Yang, Tao; Luo, Yun-fei; Wang, Yi-fan; Li, Qian; Long, Hong-ming

doi:10.1007/s42243-023-01113-1

J. Iron Steel Res. Int.

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s42243-023-01113-1

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Disposal of zinc extraction residues via iron ore sintering process: an innovative resource utilization

Chun-long Fan,

Cheng-yi Ding,

Tao Yang

et al.

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Effect of Electroplating Sludge on the Iron Ore Sintering: Mineralization, Yield and Gaseous Emission

Tang,

Ding,

Wang

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Electroplating sludge (ES), the inevitable by‐product of electroplating wastewater treatment processes, has been conventionally managed via solidification landfilling or thermal processing; these methods may engender secondary environmental pollutants. This study proposes an innovative approach using iron ore sintering for effective ES treatment. The study reveals that incorporating 1.0% ES reduces the yield quality of the sintered ore, yet it remains within acceptable thresholds. It is noteworthy that when the addition of ES is 0.5%, it not only increases the sinter yield from 68.57% to 69.23% but also enhances the productivity from 1.19 to 1.32 t (m2 h)−1. Furthermore, the consumption of solid fuel decreases to 48.01 kg t−1. Additionally, the treatment method significantly reduced the emissions of CO and NOx in the sintering flue gas, with the average concentrations decreasing from 12681.32 to 9744.51 ppm for CO and from 244.81 to 161.11 ppm for NOx. This study investigates the migration and transformation mechanisms of nickel and chlorine elements in ES by conducting inductively coupled plasma analysis on the sintered raw materials and their products, as well as scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X‐ray spectroscopy analysis on the sinter ash.

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Effect of Electroplating Sludge on the Iron Ore Sintering: Mineralization, Yield and Gaseous Emission

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Ding,

Wang

et al. 2024

steel research int.

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Catalytic reduction of nitrogen monoxide using iron–nickel oxygen carriers derived from electroplating sludge: Novel method for the collaborative emission decrease of polluting gases

Wang,

Ding,

Long

et al. 2024

Science of The Total Environment

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Disposal of zinc extraction residues via iron ore sintering process: an innovative resource utilization

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Effect of Electroplating Sludge on the Iron Ore Sintering: Mineralization, Yield and Gaseous Emission

Effect of Electroplating Sludge on the Iron Ore Sintering: Mineralization, Yield and Gaseous Emission

Catalytic reduction of nitrogen monoxide using iron–nickel oxygen carriers derived from electroplating sludge: Novel method for the collaborative emission decrease of polluting gases

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