WO2007026565A1 - METHOD FOR ELECTROLYSIS OF MOLTEN SALT, ELECTROLYTIC CELL, AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING Ti USING SAID METHOD - Google Patents
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- the present invention electrolyzes a molten salt containing a metal fog-forming metal (for example, Ca, Li, Na, A1, etc.), particularly a molten salt containing Ca C1, to obtain a molten salt with an increased Ca concentration.
- a metal fog-forming metal for example, Ca, Li, Na, A1, etc.
- the present invention relates to a molten salt electrolysis method, an electrolytic cell used therefor, and a Ti production method using the method.
- metal Ti is manufactured through a reduction process and a vacuum separation process.
- the reduction process liquid TiCl supplied from above in the reaction vessel is melted by molten Mg.
- Reduced, particulate metal Ti is generated, and then sinks downward to obtain sponge-like metal Ti.
- sponge metal T unreacted Mg and by-product MgCl in the reaction vessel are removed.
- the supplied TiCl reacts as unreacted TiCl gas or insufficiently reduced TiCl gas.
- the reaction is performed only in the vicinity of the surface of the molten Mg liquid in the reaction vessel, so that the heat generation area is narrow. Therefore, if TiCl is supplied at high speed, the cooling will not be in time.
- the generated Ti powder settles in an aggregated state, and during the sedimentation, it is sintered by the heat of the high-temperature melt and grows. However, it is difficult to recover outside the reaction vessel. For this reason, metal Ti cannot be manufactured continuously, and production Sex is inhibited.
- US Pat. No. 2,205,854 describes that, for example, Ca can be used as a reducing agent for Ti C1 in addition to Mg.
- the upper force also supplies metallic Ca powder to dissolve Ca in the molten salt, and TiCl gas is supplied from below to react the dissolved Ca and TiCl in the molten CaCl salt.
- the metal Ca powder used as the reducing agent is extremely expensive, and when purchased and used, the production cost is higher than that of the crawl method. Therefore, it cannot be established as an industrial Ti manufacturing method. It is difficult to handle Ca, which is highly reactive, and this is also a major factor that hinders the industrial process of Ti production by Ca reduction.
- This method is a kind of direct oxide reduction method.
- this method requires the use of expensive high-purity TiO.
- JP-A-2005-133195 (hereinafter referred to as “Reference 3”) and JP-A-2005-133196 (hereinafter referred to as “Reference 4”),
- the inventors of the present invention based on the OYIK method as a basic configuration, and as part of the development of a metal Ti manufacturing process that can perform stable and efficient operation, electrolysis of molten CaCl
- the manufacturing method of the T-fired Ti alloy of the present invention is based on the initials of “Ogasawara, Yamaguchi, Takahashi, Kanazawa” who were deeply involved in the development and completion of the idea. Law) ”.
- An object of the present invention is to electrolyze a molten salt containing a metal fog forming metal chloride such as Ca, Li, Na, A1, etc., in particular, a molten salt containing CaCl to increase the Ca concentration.
- the object is to provide a molten salt electrolysis method capable of continuously electrolyzing 2, an electrolytic cell used therefor, and a Ti production method to which the method is applied.
- the gist of the present invention resides in the following (1) molten salt electrolysis method, (2) electrolytic cell, and (3) Ti production method using the method.
- the "metal fog forming metal” as used herein has a property that the metal itself dissolves in a salt of metal such as Ca, Li, Na, A1, etc. (that is, Ca is CaCl, also Li Is a metal that dissolves LiCl) and reduces TiCl.
- the anode surface and the force sword surface face each other and are arranged in a substantially vertical direction, and a partition wall configured to allow a part of the diaphragm or the molten salt to flow between the anode and the force sword. If the electrolytic cell provided is used, it is easy to recover the chlorine gas generated on the anode side. Moreover, the back reaction which returns to CaCl by the reaction of metal fog forming metal (for example, Ca) generated by electrolysis and chlorine (C1) can be suppressed.
- metal fog forming metal for example, Ca
- the first embodiment it is desirable (hereinafter referred to as the first embodiment).
- the force sword is hollow and has a gap or a hole through which the molten salt can flow into the force sword.
- the metal fog forming metal concentrated molten salt that has flowed into the force sword is removed from the electrolytic cell. If an embodiment that can be extracted is adopted, knock reaction can be effectively suppressed (hereinafter referred to as the second embodiment).
- the metal fog forming metal concentration of the molten salt in the electrolytic cell is controlled to be less than the saturation solubility, the Ca concentration is increased to increase the TiCl generation rate,
- Defects such as blockage inside the electrolytic cell can be suppressed (hereinafter referred to as the third embodiment).
- a molten salt supply port is provided at one end in the longitudinal direction of the electrolytic cell container so that molten salt can be supplied between the anode and the cathode, and the molten salt is provided at the other end.
- An electrolytic cell provided with a molten salt extraction port for extracting molten salt with increased Ca concentration generated by electrolysis out of the electrolytic cell.
- the electrolytic cell is arranged in a substantially vertical direction with the anode surface and the force sword surface facing each other, and further, a partition wall configured to allow a part of a diaphragm or a molten salt to flow between the anode and the force sword. If provided, it can be suitably used for carrying out the electrolysis method of the first embodiment.
- a reduction process for producing Ti grains in the salt a separation process for separating the Ti grains produced in the molten salt by the molten salt force, and electrolyzing the molten salt in which the Ca concentration is reduced as Ti grains are produced. And the electrolysis process for increasing the Ca concentration.
- a method for producing Ti that uses elevated molten salt for the reduction of TiCl in the reduction step the method comprising:
- a method for producing Ti wherein the molten salt electrolysis method according to (1) is applied in the solution step.
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is a method for recovering a molten salt in which the concentration of metal fog forming metal is increased on the outlet side of the electrolytic cell by electrolyzing the molten salt while flowing in one direction near the surface of the force sword. It is. According to this electrolysis method, knock reaction is suppressed and high current efficiency is maintained, and only the molten salt enriched with metal fog forming metal such as Ca can be effectively taken out. Large quantities of molten CaCl can be continuously electrolyzed. This person
- the method can be easily carried out by the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is applied to the production of Ti by Ca reduction, a molten salt enriched with Ca can be obtained relatively stably, so that metal Ti can be produced efficiently. it can.
- FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a configuration example of a main part of the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a partial configuration of an electrolytic cell using a hollow sword, which is another configuration example of the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a process example when the Ti manufacturing method of the present invention is carried out.
- the metal fog forming metal is the same when reducing TiCl to produce Ti.
- FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a configuration example of a main part of an electrolytic cell used when carrying out the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention.
- This electrolytic cell 1 has a pipe (cylindrical) shape that is long in one direction and holds a molten salt containing CaCl.
- An electrolytic cell container la a cylindrically shaped anode 2 disposed in the container la along the longitudinal direction of the electrolytic cell container la, and a cylindrical force sword 3, and the electrolytic cell container
- a molten salt supply port 6 is provided at one end (bottom plate 4) in the longitudinal direction of la, and a molten salt discharge port 7 is provided at the other end (upper cover 5).
- the anode surface and the force sword surface Further, a diaphragm 8 is disposed between the anode 2 and the force sword 3 so as to suppress the passage of Ca generated by the electrolysis of the molten salt.
- a cooler 9 is attached to the outer surface of the anode 2.
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention includes a metal fog forming metal (Ca) chloride (CaCl 3).
- a molten salt containing CaCl is used.
- the one end force of the electrolytic cell 1 is also supplied continuously or intermittently between the anode 2 and the force sword 3.
- the “molten salt containing CaCl” means only molten CaCl or molten CaCl.
- 2 2 2 2 is a molten salt containing KC1, CaF, etc. for adjusting the melting point and viscosity. Less than
- the electrolytic cell 1 Since the electrolytic cell 1 is long in one direction and has a shape (in the example shown, it is elongated in the vertical direction! /, A pipe (cylindrical) shape), the molten salt is applied to one end of the electrolytic cell 1.
- a flow rate in one direction is given to the molten salt near the surface of the force sword 3, and the molten salt flows in one direction near the surface of the force sword 3.
- the entire molten salt between the anode 2 and the force sword 3 may flow in one direction.
- the term “near the force sword surface” refers to a region adjacent to the force sword surface where Ca generated on the force sword surface is present.
- the supply of the molten salt is usually performed continuously, the supply of the molten salt may be continued intermittently, that is, even if the supply of the molten salt is temporarily stopped in relation to the post-process and the like.
- the flow of molten salt near the surface of the power sword is also stopped. Therefore, strictly speaking, the “flow velocity” when “giving a one-way flow velocity to the molten salt near the surface of the force sword” includes a state where the flow velocity is zero without any flow.
- the force electrolysis cell 1 is one in which molten salt is electrolyzed while flowing in the vicinity of the surface of the force sword to generate Ca on the surface of the force sword.
- the distance between the anode 2 and the force sword 3 is made relatively small in order to keep the electrolysis voltage low.
- Molten salt supply port 6 Prevents mixing of molten salt near the molten salt extraction port 7 and molten salt near the Ca concentration by electrolysis, effectively extracting only the Ca-concentrated molten salt I can do it.
- TiC titanium carbide
- the document 2 describes a technique of "forming a molten salt flow in the vicinity of a force sword in the production of Ti by Ca reduction in a molten salt".
- the anode and the force sword are placed facing each other along the longitudinal direction in the electrolytic cell, it is formed near the force sword surface or between the force sword surface and the diaphragm when a diaphragm is provided.
- a molten salt flow in one direction along the surface of the force sword is formed and the molten salt with increased Ca concentration is recovered on the outlet side of the electrolytic cell by electrolysis in that state.
- Ming's technical philosophy is not to indicate a statement that suggests it!
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is completely different from the technique described in the above-mentioned document 2, even though they are common in that a one-way flow is formed in the molten salt in the electrolytic cell.
- the anode surface and the force sword surface are opposed to each other in a substantially vertical direction, and a diaphragm or a part of the molten salt is interposed between the anode and the force sword.
- This is a method using an electrolytic cell provided with partition walls configured to be able to flow.
- the term “substantially” in the above “substantially vertical direction” means “substantially” and “substantially”, and “substantially vertical direction” is slightly inclined toward the horizontal direction or the direction force thereof. The direction.
- the electrolysis method according to the first embodiment can be preferably carried out by using the electrolytic cell illustrated in FIG. Note that in the electrolytic cell illustrated in FIG.
- the anode surface and the force sword surface face each other in a substantially vertical direction, while the molten salt near the force sword surface is given a flow rate in one direction. Therefore, the flow direction of the molten salt is vertical, and the chlorine gas generated on the anode side floats easily, so it is easy to recover.
- Examples of the diaphragm provided between the anode and the force sword include, for example, many kinds including yttria (Y 2 O 3).
- Porous ceramic bodies can be used.
- a porous ceramic body made by firing yttria has a selective permeability that allows Ca and chlorine ions to pass through but does not allow metal Ca to pass through. It also reduces by Ca, which has strong reducing power. It has an excellent calcium resistance reduction property, and is suitable as a diaphragm in the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention.
- Electrolysis can be carried out with high current efficiency at which knock reaction is unlikely to occur.
- a partition configured to allow a part of the molten salt to flow therethrough may be used.
- the partition wall does not allow molten salts such as Ca and chlorine ions as well as metallic Ca, but by providing slits or holes through which molten salt can pass in a part of the partition wall, electrolysis can be achieved, while metal Ca It is possible to limit knock reaction by restricting the passage to some extent.
- the cathode is hollow, and the molten salt flows into the force sword surface force force sword (ie, the hollow portion).
- This is a method that has a gap or hole that can be formed, and allows the Ca-concentrated molten salt flowing into the power sword to be extracted outside the electrolytic cell.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration example of a part of an electrolytic cell using a hollow force sword.
- the anode 2 and the hollow power sword 3a are arranged in a substantially vertical direction facing each other along the longitudinal direction in the electrolytic cell 1, and the anode 2 and the power sword 3a A diaphragm 8 is provided between them.
- the force sword 3a is provided with a gap or a hole through which molten salt can flow into the force sword from the surface of the force sword.
- the electrolytic cell configured as described above, the molten salt is extracted from above the hollow portion of the force sword 3a, so that the inner side from the outer surface side of the force sword is indicated by the white arrow in the figure.
- the molten salt flow is formed in the outer surface of the force sword 3a, and the Ca generated on the outer surface of the force sword 3a is immediately taken into the force sword 3a without diffusing and moving toward the anode. Thereby, back reaction can be effectively suppressed.
- the electrolytic cell illustrated in FIG. 2 has the diaphragm 8, the effect of suppressing the knock reaction is further increased as compared with the case without the diaphragm.
- the third embodiment of the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is an electrolysis method in which the Ca concentration of the molten salt in the electrolytic cell is controlled to be less than the saturation solubility. is there.
- controlling the Ca concentration to be less than the saturation solubility means “electrolysis under the condition that the Ca concentration is close to the saturation solubility and does not precipitate”.
- the shape of the electrolytic cell container and the electric power are set so that the "condition where the Ca concentration is close to the saturation solubility and does not precipitate" is satisfied at the site where the Ca concentration is highest in the electrolytic cell.
- the optimum electrolysis conditions according to the pole shape, the distance between the poles, and the amount of molten salt extracted per unit time will be determined empirically.
- the Ca concentration near the molten salt outlet on the force sword side is the highest, so the Ca concentration in this part is controlled to be less than the saturation solubility.
- electrolysis can be performed without depositing metallic Ca in any part of the electrolytic cell.
- the temperature of CaCl entering the electrolytic cell is set to 80.
- the molten CaCl has a metallic Ca concentration of 0%.
- the metal Ca concentration (A concentration) of 2 is 0 to less than 1%, and the molten CaCl metal Ca concentration from the electrolytic cell
- the degree (B concentration) should be 0.1% or more.
- the increase in metal Ca concentration (B–A concentration) in the electrolytic cell is 0.1% or more and 5.0% or less (supersaturation) in consideration of efficient use of Ca in the subsequent process. It is particularly desirable to set the concentration to include Ca. % Or more.
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention it is desirable to remove heat effectively because a large reaction heat is generated in the electrolytic cell. Specifically, it is desirable to install a cooler at the center of the force sword so as to extract the heat of reaction from the inside of the force sword, regardless of whether the aforementioned hollow force sword is used or not.
- a cooler for example, a tubular heat exchanger is suitable.
- cooler heat exchanger
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention the molten salt is electrolyzed while flowing in one direction near the surface of the force sword, so that a large amount of molten salt can be processed continuously.
- the electrolytic cell of the present invention is an electrolytic cell used when the above-described molten salt electrolysis method is carried out.
- An electrolytic cell container that is long in one direction for holding the molten salt contained therein, an anode and a force sword disposed along the longitudinal direction of the electrolytic cell container, and one end in the longitudinal direction of the electrolytic cell container
- the molten salt supply port is provided in the section so that the molten salt can be supplied between the anode and the force sword, and the other end is electrolyzed with a molten salt having an increased ca concentration generated by electrolysis of the molten salt. It is characterized by an outlet for extracting molten salt to the outside of the tank.
- the electrolytic cell illustrated in FIG. 1 is an embodiment of the electrolytic cell according to the present invention.
- the anode surface and the force sword surface are opposed to each other in a substantially vertical direction, and between the anode and the force sword.
- TiCl is added to Ca in a molten salt containing CaCl and dissolving Ca. Reaction to produce Ti particles in the molten salt, a separation step of separating the Ti particles formed in the molten salt from the molten salt, and the Ca concentration accompanying the generation of Ti particles.
- the method is characterized in that the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is applied in the electrolysis step.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of steps when the Ti manufacturing method of the present invention is carried out. As shown in Fig. 3, this Ti manufacturing process involves the addition of TiCl to Ca in molten salt containing CaCl and dissolving Ca.
- a reduction step 10 in which Ti particles are produced in the molten salt by reacting 2 4 a separation step 11 in which the Ti particles produced in the molten salt are separated from the molten salt, and accompanying the production of Ti particles And an electrolysis process for increasing the Ca concentration by electrolyzing the molten salt having a reduced Ca concentration.
- the electrolytic cell 1 used for carrying out this electrolysis method is incorporated.
- the electrolytic cell 1 used here has a cylindrical electrolytic cell container la that is long in the vertical direction, and an anode 2 and a force sword 3 that are arranged along the longitudinal direction of the electrolytic cell container la.
- the electrolytic cell 1 has a molten salt supply port for supplying molten salt between the anode 2 and the force sword 3 at the upper end, and electrolysis of the molten salt at the lower end.
- a molten salt extraction port is provided for extracting the molten salt with high Ca concentration to the outside of the electrolytic cell 1.
- the electrolytic cell 1 Since the electrolytic cell 1 is a vertical type, it is easy to recover the chlorine gas generated on the anode side.
- the molten salt enriched in Ca thus obtained is extracted from the lower end portion of the electrolytic cell 1 and is then extracted and transferred to the reduction step 10. [0063] In the reduction step 10, when TiCl gas reacts with Ca in the molten salt enriched with Ca,
- Particulate metal Ti is formed in the salt. As the reduction reaction proceeds in the molten salt, Ca in the molten salt is consumed, and Ti is generated and at the same time CaCl is produced as a by-product.
- the Ti particles generated in the reduction step 10 are transferred to the separation step 11 together with the molten salt, and the Ti particles are separated from the molten salt.
- solid-liquid separation operations such as a high-speed decanter (continuous centrifugation) method and a thickener one-way method can be applied.
- the reaction vessel used in the reduction step 10 can discharge the molten salt containing CaCl produced as a by-product to the outside of the vessel.
- the molten salt discharged from the reduction step 10 can be directly transferred to the electrolytic process (refer to References 3 and 4).
- the Ti powder obtained by the crawl method is in an aggregated state, whereas the Ti particles obtained in the reduction process 10 are difficult to agglomerate and are difficult to adhere to the container. Ti grains can be transferred to the melting process as they are, and heated to melt to form Ti ingot 12.
- the molten salt in which the Ca concentration remaining after separating and recovering Ti grains is sent to the electrolysis process, subjected to electrolytic treatment in the electrolytic cell 1 described above, and returned again as a molten salt in which Ca is concentrated. Used in the original process 10 to reduce TiCl.
- molten salt in which Ca is concentrated to close to the saturation solubility in the electrolysis step can be obtained relatively stably, so that metal Ti can be produced efficiently and a large amount of Since Ca produced by continuous electrolysis of molten salt can be supplied to the reduction process, this method can also be applied to mass production.
- the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is a method in which a molten salt is electrolyzed while flowing in one direction near the surface of a force sword. According to this electrolysis method, high current efficiency is maintained, and Ca and the like are maintained. Only the molten salt enriched in the metal fog forming metal can be taken out effectively. This electrolysis method can be easily carried out by the electrolytic cell of the present invention. Moreover, if the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention is applied to the production of Ti by Ca reduction, a molten salt enriched with Ca can be obtained relatively stably, and metal Ti can be produced efficiently. Therefore, the molten salt electrolysis method of the present invention, the electrolytic cell, and the Ti production method to which this electrolysis method is applied are based on Ca reduction. It can be used effectively for the production of Ti.
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