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Journal Article
Technology of producing local liquid parafines for separation of potassium chloride from natural sylvinite
2023
Overview
The purpose of this study was to determine the possibility of obtaining liquid paraffins on the basis of by-products available in the local chemical industry, and to compare the product with industrial apolar wound agents in the process of silvinite flotation. The experiments were performed with a secondary liquid product - hexane solution and pyrocondensate. A technological sequence of reagent use to increase the efficiency of the flotation process is proposed. In order to increase the efficiency of the flotation process, the sequence of transfer of reagents to the process and the time of exposure were studied. Experiments have shown that adding 2.5 to 7.5% tetradecane and pentadecane to liquid paraffins derived from hexane used can reduce KCl residue by 2.2%. The technology producing of local liquid paraffins from hexane, a secondary product of Uz-Kor Gas Chemical JV LLC, has been developed.
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EDP Sciences
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