V. Tarasov, E. Gorelikov, A. Zykova, K. O. Petrunin
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Abstract
A review of the scientific and technical literature on hydrometallurgical methods for extracting high-purity vanadium oxide from spent catalysts in the petrochemical industry has been carried out. Currently, high-purity vanadium oxide (V 2 O 5 ≥ 99.5%) is not produced in Russia. The main consumer of high-purity vanadium oxide is the rapidly developing production of vanadium-containing master alloys for the manufacture of titanium alloys. In the chemical industry, high-purity vanadium oxide is used to produce catalysts for the synthesis of phthalic and maleic anhydrides. One of the promising sources of vanadium is spent (deactivated) vanadium catalysts (SVC), in which the content of the valuable component in terms of pentoxide (V 2 O 5 ) can reach 4–8%. It is much higher than in most processed ore raw materials. Spent catalysts are a secondary raw material, since during opera-tion there is a loss of catalytic properties (activity, conversion, selectivity). After several cycles of regene-ration, such a product is a subject of recycling to obtain valuable components. It should also be noted that there is an increase in demand for hydrotreating catalysts, which may cause an excess of spent catalysts in the future. In this regard, there is an urgent need to develop a highly efficient technology for processing catalysts in order to extract valuable components. The review of the scientific and technical literature shows that there are many methods for processing spent catalysts. The article describes the methods of acid, alkali, soda leaching, as well as the perfor-mance indicators of these processes. But the existing scientific developments in this area need further development in order to improve the efficiency of the vanadium oxide leaching process. DOI: 10.17580/nfm.2022.01.04
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Its thematic plan covers all directions of scientific and technical development in non-ferrous metallurgy. The main journal sections include scientific-technical papers on heavy and light non-ferrous metals, noble metals and alloys, rare and rare earth metals, carbon materials, composites and multi-functional coatings, radioactive elements, nanostructured metals and materials, metal forming, automation etc. Theoretical and practical problems of ore mining and mineral processing, production and processing of non-ferrous metals, complex usage of ores, economics and production management, automation of metallurgical processes are widely observed in this journal. "Non-ferrous Metals" journal publishes the papers of well-known scientists and leading metallurgists, elucidates important scientific-technical problems of development of concentrating and metallurgical enterprises, scientific-research institutes and universities in the field of non-ferrous metallurgy, presents new scientific directions and technical innovations in this area. The readers can find in this journal both the articles with applied investigations and with results of fundamental researches that make the base for new technical developments. Publishing according to the approach APC (Article processing charge).