Studies on the Extraction of Nickel from low-grade Nickeliferous Limonitic ores from Surabil-Sukerangi Kumardah Sector-Orissa

Mahanty, M S and Saha, A K and Tandon, D S and Bhatnagar, P P (1970) Studies on the Extraction of Nickel from low-grade Nickeliferous Limonitic ores from Surabil-Sukerangi Kumardah Sector-Orissa. Other (TMP). CSIR-NML, Jamshedpur.

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Abstract

Low-grade nickeliferous limonitic ore from Surabil-Sukerangi, Kumardah Sector of Orissa was used for extraction of nickel by roast reduction and subsequent ammoniacal leaching. The ore as received contained 1.36% NiO; 53.76% total Fe; 0.085% CaO; 5.38% C2O3; 2.78% SiO2; 0.20 Al2O3, 0.60% MnO, and 1.124% MgO with traces of copper. The ore as received contained 1.36% NiO; 53.76% total Fe; 0.085% CaO; 5.38% C2O3; 2.78% SiO2; 0.20 Al2O3, 0.60%$ MnO, and 1.124% MgO with traces of copper. The significant factors in roast reduction temperature, particle size, and chemical kinetics. Upto 88% nickel recovery was obtained by reduction of the ore with hydrogen at 600°C for two hours followed by preconditioning and ammoniacal leaching at room temperatures under atmospheric pressure. Leaching efficiencies of various anions were studies were found to follow the order.
CO3> NO3>Cl>SO4

Item Type: Project Reports (Other (TMP))
Uncontrolled Keywords: Nickeliferous Limonitic ores, ammoniacal leaching, roast reduction temperature, chemical kinetics
Subjects: Materials Science > Materials Charcterization
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Date Deposited: 03 Jul 2024 10:53
Last Modified: 03 Jul 2024 10:53
URI: http://eprints.nmlindia.org/id/eprint/9609

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