Effect of Quaternary Basicity on Melting Behavior and Ferronickel Particles Growth of Saprolitic Laterite Ores in Krupp Renn Process
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1 ISIJ International, Vol. 55 (2015), ISIJ International, No. 9 Vol. 55 (2015), No. 9, pp Effect of Quaternary Basicity on Melting Behavior and Ferronickel Particles Growth of Saprolitic Laterite Ores in Krupp Renn Process Guanghui LI, Jun LUO, Zhiwei PENG, Yuanbo ZHANG, Mingjun RAO* and Tao JIANG* School of Minerals Processing & Bioengineering, Central South University, Changsha, Hunan , China. (Received on January 31, 2015; accepted on May 27, 2015) Krupp Renn process is an energy-saving technology for ferronickel production from saprolitic laterite ores, in which a semi-fused zone ( C) in the rotary kiln is required for the coalescence of ferronickel particles. Fluxes are crucial for the liquid phase formation during the coalescence stage. In this study, effect of quaternary basicity ((CaO +MgO)/(Al 2 O 3 +SiO 2 ) mass ratio) on the melting characteristics of laterite ore blended with various amount of CaO in 100% CO atmosphere are investigated, and the growth of ferronickel particles is also observed. It is shown that the characteristic fusion temperatures first decline and then increase with increasing of basicity, which is closely related with the presenting silicate minerals in the reduced products involving olivine, diopside, monticellite, akermanite and merwinite. At the basicity of , the characteristic fusion temperatures drop subsequently before reaching a minimum (~1 300 C), due to the generation of low-melting-point diopside. The growth of ferronickel particles is improved by the presence of liquid phase. KEY WORDS: saprolitic laterite; ferronickel; reduction; basicity; CaO. 1. Introduction Crude ferronickel can be produced from laterite ores by a number of pyrometallurgical processes. 1 4) It is an inexpensive alternative to electrolytic nickel used for stainless steels manufacturing. 5,6) Current commercial pyrometallurgical processes include the blast furnace smelting process (BF), 5,6) rotary kiln-electric furnace smelting process (RKEF), 7,8) and Krupp Renn process. 9) In recent years, BF process has been going through a rapid development in China as a result of the shortage of nickel supply. The BF smelting process benefits from mature technology and existing manufacturing facilities from iron and steel industry, to produce low nickel pig iron (2 4 wt.% Ni). This process suffers low productivity and high coke consumption in the sintering stage, 10 12) along with the difficulty in separating slag and hot metal. 13,14) RKEF process has been widely used for ferronickel (20 40 wt.% Ni) production from saprolitic laterite ores. This process is characterized by high energy consumption. It was reported that the power consumption in electric furnace smelting stage accounts for about 50% of total operation cost. 5) Additionally, it is inappropriate for processing laterite ores with high iron content and low nickel content. Krupp-Renn process is an economic process which is initially used to reduce and smelt low-grade iron ores in rotary * Corresponding authors: raomingjun2003@126.com, jiangtao@csu.edu.cn DOI: kiln instead of BF. The Nippon Yakin plant in Oheyama, produces ferronickel luppen by modifying the Krupp-Renn process. 9,15) Oheyama process bears advantages of low energy consumption and high quality of ferronickel alloy produced. 3,15 17) In the Oheyama process, the aggregation and growth of ferronickel particles and the separation of ferronickel from slag are crucial. In fact, large amounts of refractory silicate minerals with high melting points are generated during reductive roasting of laterite ores. Because mass transfer and ferronickel particles aggregation proceed slowly at the low temperatures, high temperatures ( C) are required for generation of semi-fused laterite lumps, to facilitate the growth of ferronickel particles ) This is why the process usually faced with serious issues of kiln-ringing. 18,20) Limestone and quick lime are the common fluxes used for pyrometallurgical treatment of laterite ores. Calcium oxide is able to facilitate the destruction of silicate networks, improving the reduction of nickel and iron. 21) Besides, the addition of an appropriate amount of CaO facilitates the mass transfer. 22) Previous studies 20,23,24) on the effects of limestone on softening and melting behavior of laterite ores in reductive roasting with anthracite showed that CaO enhances liquid formation and reduces melting temperature. However, a quantitative evaluation of relationship between CaO dosage and melting behavior in the reduction process is still lacking. In this study, CaO is used to adjust the basicity of saprolitic laterite ore in the simulative experiments of Krupp Renn process. The characteristic fusion temperatures of laterite ore with various basicities during reductive roast ISIJ 1828
2 ing in 100% CO atmosphere are determined. Additionally, the phase transformation, melting behavior and ferronickel particles growth are investigated. 2. Experimental 2.1. Materials Saprolitic Laterite Ore The saprolitic laterite ore was taken from Sulawesi Island, Indonesia. The sample was dried at 110 C for 2 h, and then ground to 100% of the particles passing through a 0.1 mmpore size sieve. The chemical composition is shown in Table 1, the sample is characterized by high magnesia and silica contents. The contents of total iron and nickel were 22.1% and 1.91%, respectively. According to the XRD results, the laterite mainly consists of lizardite ((Mg,Fe) 3 Si 2 O 5 (OH) 4 ), goethite and hematite Flux CaO of analytic grade was used as flux to adjust the basicity of laterite ore, and the particle size was of 100 wt.% passing a 74 μm-pore size sieve Gas CO (99.9% purity) and N 2 (99.99% purity) were used as the reducing and cooling agents, respectively Methods Determination of Characteristic Fusion Temperatures The dried laterite ore was mixed with a certain quantity of CaO, and then the mixture was shaped by a mold into pyramids (1.5 g, bottom side length of 5 mm and vertical height of 12 mm). The schematic diagram of the controlled atmosphere furnace is shown in Fig. 1. CO gas was replenished to the horizontal alumina tube (diameter of 40 mm and length of 550 mm) and the inlet gas flow was fixed at 350 L/h. The pyramid was placed on a corundum plate and heated in the furnace with a heating rate of 10 C/min in 100% CO atmosphere from 900 C to C. The external shape change of the sample was continuously recorded by a camera every 10 s during the experiment. Three characteristic temperatures were identified to determine the soft and fusion characteristics of laterite ore and CaO mixture with various basicities. The characteristic temperatures Table 1. Chemical composition of the laterite ore/wt.%. Composition Fe total Ni SiO 2 MgO Al 2O 3 CaO Cr 2O 3 LOI* Content *LOI is mass loss on ignition. were identified according to: (1) deformation temperature (T D ), determined by the temperature at which the tip of the pyramid becomes spherical or curved; (2) sphere temperature (T S ), determined by the temperature at which the whole pyramid deforms to be hemispheric; (3) flow temperature (T F ): determined by the temperature at which the pyramid melts until the vertical height is less than 1.5 mm Reduction Roasting The mixture of laterite and CaO was briquetted into cylindrical briquettes (4.0 g, diameter of 10 mm and height of 15 mm) at a pressure of 5 MPa. These briquettes were dried at 110 C for 4 h subsequently. The dried briquettes were loaded into a corundum crucible and roasted in 100% CO atmosphere for 1 h with the roasting temperature varying from C to C. In all cases, the gas flow rate was 350 L/h. After roasting, the furnace was shut down and the gas was shifted from CO to N 2. The crucible was moved to the low-temperature zone of the tube, and the system was cooled to room temperature with a cooling speed of 40 K/ min. A part of reduced briquettes was prepared for XRD analysis, and another part of the product was fixed into an epoxy resin mould, ground and polished to prepare crosssections for microstructure observation Measurement of Ferronickel Particles Size The average size of ferronickel particles was calculated by using an optical microscopy (LEICA MDI5000 M, Germany) and the software Image-Pro Plus 6.0. Firstly, as shown in Fig. 2, 16 zones were divided evenly in both edge and middle (1/2 radium) of the cross-section of reduced briquettes, and then 2 photos ( μm) in each zone (32 photos in total for each specimen) were taken and saved in the computer. And then, the quantity and area of ferronickel particles in the photos were detected by using the software Image-Pro Plus 6.0. Assume particles are sphere in the three-dimensional space, indicating that these could be regarded as round in the two-dimensional space. Based on the assumption, the equivalent diameter and volume of each particle can further be calculated. Provided that the area of the edge zone (S 2 ) is 2-time larger than that of the middle zone (S 1 ), as the area of photo taking zone is extremely small compared to that of briquette cross-section, likewise the volume ratio. Therefore, the total volume of ferronickel particles can be calculated: Vtotal FeNi = V1 FeNi + 2 V2 FeNi... (1) where V total-feni is the total volume of ferronickel particles Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the horizontal tube furnace. Fig. 2. Schematic diagram for photo taking zones (circles in white) of the cross-section of reduced briquettes ISIJ
3 in the reduced briquette; V 1-FeNi is the volume of ferronickel particles in the middle zone; and V 2-FeNi is the volume of ferronickel particles in the edge zone. Subsequently, the relationship between cumulative volume ratios vs. diameter of ferronickel particle was plotted, and the diameter corresponding to the cumulative volume ratio of 50% was defined as the apparent mean particle size (L) of ferronickel. And the true particle size (D) was then corrected by Eq. (2). 25,26) D L = 4 π... (2) Instrumental Techniques In this study, X-ray diffraction patterns for the reduced briquettes were obtained by using a conventional X-ray diffractometer (XRD, RIGAKU, D/Max 2500, Japan) with a copper Kα X-ray source with the scanning angle ranging from 5 to 80 (2θ) step size of 0.02 (2θ) and scanning speed of 8 /min. Besides, the microstructure of reduced briquettes was observed by using an Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM, FEI QUANTA 200, Holland) equipped with an EDAX energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) detector. ESEM images were recorded in backscattered electron mode operating in a low vacuum of 0.5 Torr and 20 kev. The polished sections were coated with a thin-layer of gold prior to the detection. 3. Results and Discussion 3.1. Effect of Basicity on Phase Transformation Generally, binary basicity is a technical parameter representing standard of limestone dosage in smelting process of iron ores. Unlike iron ore concentrates, the saprolitic laterite ores contains a high proportion of SiO 2 and MgO, and a certain amount of Al 2 O 3. Obviously, it is inappropriate to adopt binary basicity in laterite ores smelting. Instead, the quaternary basicity ((CaO +MgO)/(SiO 2 +Al 2 O 3 ) mass ratio) should be considered. Firstly, the saprolitic laterite briquettes with different basicities were roasted at C for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere. XRD results of the reduced briquettes are shown in Fig. 3. It is shown that magnesium participated in the generation and transformation of all silicate minerals in the reduction roasting. It indicates that the use of quaternary basicity is reasonable. As seen in Fig. 3, olivine appears firstly during the roasting process at the natural basicity (R=0.5, the basicity of the original laterite ore without addition of flux). With the basicity increasing from 0.5 to 0.8, olivine transforms gradually into monticellite and diopside. Besides, diffraction peaks of diopside disappear at the basicity of 1.4. With further increase of basicity, monticellite also disappears while akermanite and merwinite are observed. The effect of basicity on the assimilation resultants of CaO is illustrated in Fig. 4. With the addition of CaO, silicates involving olivine (Mg,Fe) 2 SiO 4, diopside CaMgSi 2 O 6, monticellite CaMgSiO 4, akermanite Ca 2 MgSi 2 O 7 and merwinite Ca 3 Mg(SiO 4 ) 2 could be present, depending on the amount of CaO ) 3.2. Effect of Basicity on Melting Characteristics The change of characteristic fusion temperatures depends on the mineral composition of reduced products, which is closely associated with the quaternary basicity as shown in Fig. 5. It indicated that the characteristic fusion temperatures (T D, T S, and T F ) of the laterite ore decrease initially Fig. 3. XRD patterns of reduced briquettes at C for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere. Fig. 4. Effect of basicity on the assimilation resultants of CaO. Fig. 5. Effect of basicity on characteristic fusion temperatures of laterite ore in 100% CO atmosphere ISIJ 1830
4 Fig. 6. Appearance shape of reduced briquettes with various basicities in 100% CO atmosphere. Fig. 7. ESEM images of reduced briquettes for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere. and then increase, with the basicity increasing from 0.5 (natural basicity) to 1.8. As can be seen from Fig. 5, the laterite ore with natural basicity (0.5) is provided with high characteristic fusion temperatures in 100% CO atmosphere, with the corresponding T D, T S, and T F of C, C and C, respectively. By increasing the quaternary basicity, the characteristic fusion temperatures tend to decrease. At the basicity of 0.8, T D, T S, and T F reach a minimum (1 157 C, C and C, respectively). The results of phase transformation confirmed that the diopside with low melting point of C is formed at the basicity of , leading to lower characteristic fusion temperatures. However, the transitions from diopside and monticellite to refractory silicates akermanite and merwinite contribute to increase of characteristic fusion temperatures. Thus, increasing the basicity by adding an appropriate amount of CaO can lower the melting point temperature over 100 C, improving the formation of liquid phase at lower reduction temperature. Furthermore, the briquettes with various basicities were roasted in 100% CO atmosphere, and the shapes of reduced briquettes are shown in Fig. 6. As seen from Fig. 5, the deformation temperature (T D ) of laterite ore and CaO mixture exceeds C, hence the briquettes remain its shape after roasting at C for the given time period (see Fig. 6(A)). While roasting at C, changes in shapes of briquettes with basicities of take place, and the softening of briquettes is observed (see Fig. 6(B)). Furthermore, by increasing temperature to C, remarkable fusion occurs in all briquettes (see Fig. 6(C)), particularly those with basicities of Large amounts of liquid phase are generated because the flow temperature (T F ) of laterite ore and CaO mixture is lower than C. As a consequence, adjusting basicity and reduction temperature can effectively increase the quantity of liquid phase Effect of Basicity on Ferronickel Growth Liquid phase promotes mass transfer and ferronickel particles growth. Microstructures of reduced briquettes with various basicities at C for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere are shown in Figs. 7 and 8, respectively. It can be seen from Figs. 7(A) and 7(B) that the structure of raw materials remains after reductive roasting at C. Tiny ferronickel particles which distribute randomly are observed. With the reduction temperature reaching C, the structure of materials is destroyed and the ferronickel particles aggregated and grew up (see Figs. 7(C) and 7(D)). Some particle size exceeds 20 μm in the reduced briquettes with basicity of 0.8. Furthermore, it is evident from Figs. 8(A) 8(D) that the structure of the materials is severely damaged and large amounts of melting phase is formed at C. The fer ISIJ
5 Fig. 8. ESEM-EDS images of reduced briquettes at C for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere (Figs. 8(E) 8(J) correspond to EDS spectrums of spots 1 6, respectively). ronickel particles undergo a remarkable aggregation and growth by mass transfer and interacting through the liquid phase. Some ferronickel particles can grow up to 50 μm at the basicity of 0.8. The EDS spectra of reduced briquettes in Figs. 8(E) 8(J) further verify the phase transformation of silicate minerals from olivine to monticellite and then to 2015 ISIJ 1832
6 Fig. 9. Average size of ferronickel particles of reduced briquettes for 1 h in 100% CO atmosphere. akermanite in the basicity range from 0.5 to 1.6. The average size of ferronickel particles of reduced briquettes was calculated, and the result is shown in Fig. 9. The average size of ferronickel particles increases with temperature from C to C (Fig. 9(A)). Besides, the average size of ferronickel particles first increases and then decreases in the basicity range from 0.6 to 1.8 at temperature of C, and the average particle size is increased to about μm at basicity (Fig. 9(B)). From these results, the relationship between the ferronickel particles size and the fusion temperature can be determined: lowering fusion temperature promotes the growth of ferronickel particles. It indicates that the stability and quality of ferronickel alloy production of Krupp-Renn process can be improved by adjusting and optimizing the quaternary basicity of laterite ores. 4. Conclusions In this study, the concept of quaternary basicity of laterite ore is put forward to optimize the limestone dosage for ferronickel production by Krupp-Renn process. The melting characteristics and ferronickel particles growth of laterite ore as the function of quaternary basicity were investigated. The conclusions are obtained as follows: (1) By adding CaO to adjust basicity from 0.5 to 1.8, characteristic fusion temperatures of the laterite ore first decrease and then increase in 100% CO atmosphere. The characteristic fusion temperatures to about C at the basicity of ascribed to the generation of diopside with low melting point. When basicity increases to , refractory materials akermanite and merwinite appear, and the characteristic fusion temperatures begin to increase. 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