Kang Tang , Haidong Zhong , Yan Chen , Jingrui Li , Jun Du , Zuohua Liu , Renlong Liu , Changyuan Tao
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Abstract
Vanadium slag (V-slag) is the primary raw material for vanadium extraction. Enhancing vanadium recovery and reducing roasting temperatures are key challenges. The conventional vanadium extraction process is characterized by high energy consumption and inefficient utilization of V-slag. This study proposes a manganese-promoted sodium roasting process (N-M roasting), followed by electric field-assisted leaching. The results of X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and thermoanalysis demonstrate that the N-M roasting process effectively promotes the formation of vanadates. As a result, the roasting temperature was reduced to 973 K. The electric field-assisted leaching enhances the oxidation of low-valent vanadium at the anode. This dual process intensification of roasting and leaching increases the vanadium leaching rate to 94 %, representing an improvement of approximately 25 percentage points compared to the blank control. The new process significantly reduces energy consumption and improves vanadium recovery.
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