WO2007105616A1 - METHOD OF REMOVING/CONCENTRATING METAL-FOG-FORMING METAL PRESENT IN MOLTEN SALT, APPARATUS THEREFOR, AND PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING Ti OR Ti ALLOY WITH THESE - Google Patents
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- the present invention removes a metal fog forming metal dissolved in a molten salt containing a metal fog forming metal such as Ca or Na as a constituent component from the molten salt and forms the other metal fog forming material.
- the present invention relates to a method for producing a T alloy and a manufacturing apparatus used therefor.
- Metals such as Ti, Zr, Ta, Hf, and V are useful metals each having excellent properties. Force It is difficult to produce iron with a commonly used reducing agent such as C or A1. In addition, since these metals need to be separated from coexisting elements and impurities, they are usually refined through many processes such as solvent extraction, roasting, chlorination, etc. It is manufactured as a porcelain or salty porcelain by reducing it with a metal having a strong reducing power such as Mg, Al, Na, and Ca.
- metal fog forming metal This kind of metal is here called “metal fog forming metal”.
- Each of these metal fog forming metals is produced as a pure metal through various refining treatments from raw ores, and is used in various applications including use as the reducing agent.
- chlorides and fluorides of these metals are often used alone as molten salts, or as multi-component molten salts containing other salts, especially as an industrial electrolytic bath. Widely used for salt electrolysis.
- Metal fog forming metal can be used As an industrial process for producing metal Ti, the crawl method, in which TiCl is reduced with Mg, is common.
- the supplied TiCl reacts as unreacted TiCl gas or insufficiently reduced TiCl gas.
- the reaction is performed only in the vicinity of the liquid level of the molten Mg liquid in the reaction vessel, so 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.
- it is difficult to recover out of the reaction vessel. For this reason, metal Ti cannot be manufactured continuously, and productivity is hindered.
- a method for reacting dissolved Ca and TiCl in a molten salt of C1 is described.
- JP-A-2005-133196 discloses a method for effectively suppressing back reaction caused by electrolysis by using an alloy electrode (for example, Mg—Ca alloy electrode) as a cathode. Being! /
- the inventors of the present invention are based on the OYIK method in terms of the basic configuration, and furthermore, a process for producing a metal T or Ti alloy that can be efficiently and stably operated on an industrial scale. The entire manufacturing process was examined with the intention of developing the above.
- metal fog forming metals such as Ca and Na are used as an industrial electrolytic bath and various molten salts.
- a molten salt containing a metal fog forming metal such as Ca and Na as a constituent component (for example, CaCl 2), and
- the metal fog forming metal (Ca) is removed from the molten salt formed by the dissolution of the metal fog forming metal (Ca), and at the same time, the removed metal fog forming metal is replaced with another molten salt (the metal fog forming metal is a constituent component). It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for removing and increasing the concentration of metal fog-forming metal in a molten salt and an apparatus used therefor.
- the present invention provides TiCl by Ca produced by electrolysis of molten CaCl, its
- the purpose is to provide a T alloy and Ti alloy production method and production equipment used therefor that can be efficiently operated and that can be stably operated on an industrial scale.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems.
- the contents of the present invention are "1. Method and apparatus for removing metal fog-forming metal in molten salt and increasing concentration", “2. Ca.” It is divided into “T and Ti alloy manufacturing method and apparatus including recovery process” and “3. T and Ti alloy manufacturing method and apparatus including Ca removal and concentration step”.
- the present inventors examined the case where the metal fog forming metal is Ca. As a result, the molten salt (CaCl) is held in the treatment tank (this tank is referred to as A tank), and this molten salt is contacted thereon.
- the molten alloy which is a common component of the A tank and the B tank, is connected and integrated, and the molten salt side electrode plate of the A tank becomes a positive electrode, and the molten salt side electrode plate of the B tank So that it becomes the pole
- a voltage voltage less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl
- TiCl reduction reaction Ti grain growth by Ti reduction Ca reduction
- the metal fog forming metal concentration region of the metal fog forming metal removal and concentration tank and the metal fog forming metal removal region separated from the region include a metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt and the metal fog forming metal
- the molten salt containing the metal fog forming metal is held in contact with the molten salt held in both of these regions, and the molten salt side electrode in the metal fog forming metal removing region is held.
- Plate force S Apply a voltage lower than the decomposition voltage of the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt so that the molten salt side in the metal fog forming metal concentration region becomes a positive pole, and melt in the metal fog forming metal removal region.
- the metal fog forming metal dissolved in the salt is absorbed by the molten alloy to reduce its concentration, and at the same time, the melt in the metal fog forming metal concentration region is dissolved.
- the metal-fog forming metal dissolved in the salt which is highly concentrated to remove and enrichment method Metarufo grayed forming metal in the molten salt to increase its density.
- the "metal fog forming metal” means that the metal itself dissolves in a salt of a metal having a strong reducing power such as Ca, Li, Na, A1, etc. (for example, Ca dissolves in CaCl) At this time, it is a metal having a mist-like property called a metal mist.
- metal fog-forming metal-containing molten salt is a molten salt containing a metal fog-forming metal as a component, and refers to, for example, molten CaCl, molten NaCl, and the like. Also, “Metal Pho
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the molten CaCl or the molten CaCl is used to adjust the melting point, viscosity, etc.
- a "molten alloy containing a metal fog-forming metal” is an alloy in a molten state in which a metal fog-forming metal is included as a component, and the case where the metal fog-forming metal is Ca is taken as an example. It refers to molten Mg—Ca alloy, molten Pb—Ca alloy, etc.
- the electrodes for applying a voltage are the "electrode” and the "+ electrode” as described above, because the electrode is used on the premise of electrolysis of a bath salt (in this case, a molten salt). This is to avoid confusion with “anode)” and “cathode (forced sword)”.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt is Ca-containing molten salt.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt strength CaCl is used.
- the “Ca-containing molten salt” refers to, for example, Ca CI CaF.
- the applied voltage is less than 3.2 V
- the applied voltage is managed by a specific numerical value, and Ca is rapidly absorbed into the molten alloy without decomposing CaCl.
- the metal fog forming metal removal region holding the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt having a reduced concentration of the metal fog forming metal, and the metal fog forming metal concentration region and the molten salt held in the metal fog forming metal removal region. Melting metal
- the apparatus for removing and concentrating metal fog forming metal in molten salt having a metal fog forming metal removing and concentrating tank provided with a molten alloy holding region for holding a rufog forming metal-containing alloy.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt is a Ca-containing molten salt.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt force SCaCl is implemented.
- the metal-fodder-forming metal-containing melt is in contact with each of the molten alloys containing metal fog-forming metal such as Ca and Na.
- the metal fog forming metal dissolved in the molten salt containing salt can be removed and transferred into the other molten salt to increase its concentration.
- This method can be easily and suitably performed by the apparatus of the present invention.
- Ti dissolves in the salt and reacts with Ca generated by electrolysis in the electrolytic cell, and Ti may be deposited on the cathode surface, which may hinder the operation. There is also concern about the occurrence of TiC, which causes Ti contamination of C.
- the present inventors suppress fluctuations in the Ca concentration of the molten salt charged into the reaction vessel, maintain it at a high concentration, and quickly recover the Ca in the molten salt sent to the electrolytic cell.
- Various studies were conducted to remove Ca and suppress knock reaction.
- the electrode rod on the molten alloy side is the electrode
- the electrode rod on the molten salt side is the + electrode.
- an adjustment vessel equipped with a Ca supply source is installed between the electrolytic cell and the reaction vessel, It was found that it is effective to use molten salt with increased Ca concentration by decomposition to introduce Ca into the adjustment tank and keep the Ca concentration constant and then use it for reduction. As a result, the Ca concentration of the molten salt is always maintained at a constant high concentration, and the reduction reaction can proceed efficiently. It was also found that a molten alloy with increased Ca concentration can be used as a Ca supply source for the adjustment tank by applying a voltage to the molten salt to absorb Ca.
- the present inventors have conducted detailed studies on the shape of the electrolytic cell container of the main electrolytic cell, the electrode shape, the electrolysis conditions, the distance between the electrodes, and the like.
- knock reaction is suppressed and high current efficiency is maintained, while Ca concentrated melt Only salt can be extracted effectively, and the strength of continuous treatment of a large amount of molten salt containing CaCl It was possible to increase the Ca supply rate to the reaction vessel.
- a reduction step for producing a catalyst a separation step for separating the Ti particles or Ti alloy particles from the molten salt in the reaction vessel or outside the reaction vessel, and electrolysis of the molten salt extracted outside the reaction vessel
- To generate Ca in the molten salt to increase the Ca concentration of the molten salt to return the Ca generated by the electrolysis alone or together with the molten salt into the reaction vessel, and to be separated in the separation step and
- the molten salt sent to the electrolysis process is brought into contact with the molten alloy containing Ca and Mg, so that the electrode rod on the molten alloy side becomes the pole and the electrode rod on the molten salt side becomes the + pole.
- molten salt containing CaCl means only molten CaCl or melting point of molten CaCl.
- Metal chloride containing TiCl refers to TiCl only, or TiCl and V, Al, Cr, etc.
- Ti alloy can be manufactured by using it.
- Ca dissolved in 2 2 can be rapidly absorbed by the molten alloy.
- the molten salt whose Ca concentration has been increased in the electrolysis step is introduced into an adjustment tank having a Ca supply source, and the molten salt is supplied as a Ca supply source. If the Ca concentration in the molten salt is made constant by contacting the molten salt and then sent to the reduction process, the Ca concentration of the molten salt introduced into the reaction vessel is always maintained at a constant high concentration, thereby reducing the efficiency of the reduction reaction. Well progress Can be run.
- the molten alloy whose Ca concentration is increased by absorbing Ca in the Ca recovery step is used as a Ca supply source or a part thereof in the adjustment tank.
- the removed Ca can be effectively used to suppress knock reaction.
- An electrolytic cell for carrying out electrolysis in the molten salt to produce Ca on the cathode side, and the Ca produced by the electrolysis alone or together with the molten salt in the reaction vessel A return means to be introduced into the electrode, and the molten salt separated by the separation means and sent to the electrolytic cell in contact with a molten alloy containing Ca and Mg, while the electrode rod on the molten alloy side is the electrode, and the molten salt side electrode Apply a voltage less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl so that the rod becomes the + pole.
- the T or Ti alloy manufacturing apparatus of (4) further includes a Ca supply source, and the molten salt in the electrolytic cell is introduced and brought into contact with the Ca supply source.
- a Ca supply source any device having an adjustment tank for charging the molten salt into the reaction vessel after making the Ca concentration constant can be suitably used for the production method (3).
- the Ca is dissolved in the molten salt, and the Ca is rapidly recovered to suppress back reaction during electrolysis of the molten salt.
- high efficiency of Ca generation can be achieved.
- the Ca concentration in the molten salt sent to the reduction process is increased, and in addition to increasing the efficiency of Ca generation, the reduction reaction of TiCl
- a large amount of CaCl-containing molten salt can be continuously processed in the electrolysis process to obtain a reaction volume. It is possible to increase the rate of Ca supply to the vessel.
- the present inventors suppress fluctuations in the Ca concentration of the molten salt charged into the reaction vessel and maintain it at a high concentration so that efficient and stable operation can be performed on an industrial scale.
- various studies were conducted to quickly recover the Ca in the molten salt sent to the electrolytic cell, remove the Ca, and suppress knock reaction.
- the electrode rod on the molten alloy side becomes the + electrode
- the electrode rod on the molten salt side becomes the electrode
- the molten alloy is integrated as a common component, and while the molten salt is in contact with the molten alloy, the electrode rod on one side of the molten salt becomes a positive electrode, and the electrode rod on the other side of the molten salt becomes an electrode.
- a voltage voltage less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl
- an adjustment tank equipped with a Ca supply source is installed between the electrolytic cell and the reaction vessel, It was found that it is effective to use molten salt with increased Ca concentration by decomposition to introduce Ca into the adjustment tank and keep the Ca concentration constant and then use it for reduction.
- the present inventors electrolyzed the molten salt while flowing it in one direction near the cathode surface, and recovered the molten salt having an increased Ca concentration on the outlet side of the electrolytic cell, thereby knock reaction.
- the method and apparatus for producing a soot or Ti alloy including the Ca removal and concentration step of the present invention is based on these findings! /, And has the following configurations (5) and (6): It becomes.
- a reduction step for producing a catalyst a separation step for separating the Ti particles or Ti alloy particles from the molten salt in the reaction vessel or outside the reaction vessel, and electrolysis of the molten salt extracted outside the reaction vessel
- To generate Ca in the molten salt to increase the Ca concentration of the molten salt to return the Ca generated by the electrolysis alone or together with the molten salt into the reaction vessel, and to be separated in the separation step and
- molten salt containing CaCl and the “metal chloride containing TiCl” are the above-mentioned “2.
- aT recovery process including recovery process is the same as in “Ti alloy manufacturing method”.
- the molten salt whose Ca concentration has been increased in the electrolysis process is introduced into an adjustment tank having a Ca supply source, and the molten salt is brought into contact with the Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then the reduction process. Therefore, the Ca concentration of the molten salt introduced into the reaction vessel can always be maintained at a constant high concentration, and the reduction reaction can proceed efficiently.
- a Ca removal concentration device that sends molten salt in the Ca removal region, where the Ca concentration has been reduced by applying voltage, to the electrolysis process, and sends molten salt in the Ca concentration region, where the Ca concentration is increased, to the reduction process.
- the T-fired machine is a Ti alloy production equipment.
- the T or Ti alloy production apparatus further includes a Ca supply source, and the molten salt in the electrolytic cell is introduced and brought into contact with the Ca supply source to obtain the molten salt.
- a Ca supply source any device having an adjustment tank for charging the molten salt into the reaction vessel after making the Ca concentration constant can be suitably used for the production method (5).
- the Ca dissolved in the molten salt is quickly removed, and the back-reaction during the electrolysis of the molten salt is reduced. It can be suppressed to achieve high efficiency of Ca generation. Furthermore, at the same time as removing Ca, the Ca concentration in the molten salt sent to the reduction process is increased, and in addition to the high efficiency of Ca generation, the TiCl is reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of the main part of the apparatus used when performing the method for removing and increasing the concentration of metal fog forming metal in molten salt according to the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows the voltage applied between molten Mg-Ca alloy and molten CaCl and the flow between the two electrodes.
- Fig. (A) shows CaCl not containing Ca.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of the main part of the apparatus used when carrying out the recovery method (that is, the removal method) of the metal fog-forming metal in the molten salt of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of an apparatus used when carrying out the manufacturing method of T or Ti alloy including the Ca recovery step of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another schematic configuration example of an apparatus used when carrying out the manufacturing method of T or Ti alloy including the Ca recovery step of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an apparatus used for carrying out the method for producing a T or Ti alloy including the Ca removal concentration process of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another schematic configuration example of an apparatus used for carrying out the method for producing a T or Ti alloy including the Ca removal concentration process of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of the main part of the apparatus used when performing the method for removing and increasing the concentration of metal fog-forming metal in molten salt according to the present invention.
- the configuration shown in the figure is the same as the Ca removal and concentration device 28 shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 described later, and the same reference numerals are used.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the molten salt containing the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt is molten CaCl
- the molten metal fog forming metal-containing alloy is molten Mg.
- this apparatus has a Ca removal and concentration tank 28a.
- molten CaCl is separated into a Ca concentration region 29 and a Ca removal region 30 by a partition wall 31. Hold in state
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is held in contact with the molten salt held in the Ca concentration region 29 and the Ca removal region 30.
- An electrode plate 33 for applying pressure is provided.
- the electrode plate 7 is provided so that the electrode plate on the molten salt side in the Ca enriched region 29 becomes a pole.
- the Ca enrichment region 29 and the Ca removal region 30 are separated by the partition wall 31, but the present invention is not necessarily limited thereto.
- the two regions may be separated by separate tanks that can be individually removed.
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is held on the molten salt held in both the regions 29 and 30 by contacting both the molten salts.
- the molten salt side electrode plate 33 in the Ca removal region 30 is less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl so that the molten salt side electrode plate 33 becomes a positive electrode with respect to the molten salt side electrode plate 34 in the Ca concentration region 29. Applied voltage
- the molten Mg-Ca alloy 8 existing in the vicinity of the contact portion with the molten salt in the Ca removal region 30 moves toward the molten salt side (+ pole side) in the Ca removal region 30. Since it functions as a negative electrode, the dissolved Ca moves to the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 side and is absorbed as shown by the arrow in FIG. As a result, dissolved Ca in the Ca removal region 30 is removed, and the Ca concentration of the Mg—Ca alloy 8 increases.
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 in the vicinity of the contact portion with the molten salt in the Ca concentrated region 29 is relatively positive with respect to the molten salt side ( ⁇ polar side) in the Ca concentrated region 29. Function as. Therefore, Ca in the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 moves to the molten salt side in the Ca enriched region 29, and the Ca concentration in the Ca enriched region 29 becomes higher and the concentration is increased.
- the concentration of dissolved Ca in the Ca concentration region 29 can be increased at the same time as the dissolved Ca in the Ca removal region 30 is removed.
- this simultaneous processing can be performed using an extremely simple apparatus in both shape and configuration. Easy to implement.
- the applied voltage is less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl because of the decomposition of Ca by the decomposition of CaCl.
- a metal such as iron is used for the electrode, and an insoluble electrode such as a graphite electrode is used for the + electrode.
- Fig. 2 is a result of examination by the inventors of the present invention, and is a diagram schematically showing the relationship between the voltage applied between the molten Mg-Ca alloy and molten CaCl and the current flowing between the two electrodes. is there.
- the limit current is such that Ca shifts from the molten salt side (+ pole side) to the molten alloy side (one pole side) (that is, Ca dissolved in CaCl is absorbed by the molten alloy). Because
- the current value becomes smaller. According to the examination results of the present inventors, when the limiting current value was 0.14 A / cm 2 , the Ca concentration was about 0.01% by mass.
- the force that varies depending on the use of the molten salt obtained by the method for removing a metal fog-forming metal from the molten salt of the present invention and increasing the concentration, for example, the applied voltage is CaC 1
- the limit current value decreases as the Ca concentration of the molten salt decreases. Therefore, in order to rapidly decrease the Ca concentration and increase the Ca removal efficiency, the melting current in the Ca removal region is reduced. It is desirable to increase the contact area between the salt and the molten alloy. Since the same amount of current as that flowing in the Ca removal region flows also in the Ca concentration region, it is desirable to reduce the resistance by increasing the contact area in the Ca concentration region as well.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca and the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt is a Ca-containing molten salt
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca.
- the metal fog-forming metal is limited to Ca.
- TiCl is performed with a molten salt interposed.
- the applied voltage is less than 3.2 V (that is, the decomposition voltage of CaCl
- Ca can be removed as low voltage).
- the applied voltage is controlled by specific numerical values, and the molten salt side electrode plate and molten alloy side electrode plate that do not decompose CaCl are used.
- the lower limit is not limited.
- the apparatus for removing and concentrating metal fog-forming metal in molten salt according to the present invention comprises the main components shown in FIG. 1, and the method for removing and concentrating metal fog-forming metal according to the present invention described above. Can be carried out easily and preferably.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of the main part of the apparatus used when carrying out the recovery method (that is, the removal method) of the metal fog-forming metal in the molten salt according to the present invention.
- the configuration shown in FIG. 3 is the same as the Ca recovery means 5 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 described later, and the same reference numerals are used.
- the metal fog forming metal is Ca
- the molten salt containing the metal fog forming metal-containing molten salt is molten CaCl
- the molten metal fog forming metal is molten metal fog forming metal.
- the contained alloys are indicated as molten Mg-Ca alloys, and these indications are used in the following explanation.
- the Ca recovery means 5 has a Ca recovery tank 6, in which molten CaCl 7 is held, on which molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is stored. Keep in contact with molten salt 7
- the electrode rod 9 inserted into the molten salt 7 constitutes the + pole
- the electrode rod 10 inserted into the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 constitutes the pole.
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is held on the molten salt 7 in contact with the molten salt 7.
- the electrode rod 10 inserted into the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is a negative electrode
- the electrode rod 9 inserted into the molten salt 7 is a positive electrode.
- the molten Mg-Ca alloy 8 present in the vicinity of the contact portion with the molten salt 7 in the Ca recovery tank 6 is relatively to the molten salt side (+ pole side) in the Ca removal tank 6. Since it functions as a pole, dissolved Ca moves to the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 side and is absorbed, as shown by the arrow in FIG. As a result, dissolved Ca in the Ca removal tank 6 is recovered (removed).
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration example of an apparatus used when carrying out the manufacturing method of T or Ti alloy including the Ca recovery step of the present invention. In the figure, only TiCl is used as a raw material.
- this apparatus holds a molten salt containing CaCl and dissolving Ca
- Reaction vessel 1 separation means 2 for separating the Ti particles generated in the molten salt by molten salt force, and electrolysis of the molten salt after the Ti particles are separated to generate Ca on the cathode side
- An electrolytic cell 3 for causing the reaction to occur, and a return to introduce Ca generated by electrolysis into the reaction vessel 1
- Means 4 and Ca recovery means 5 for removing Ca dissolved and dissolved in the molten salt separated by the separation means and sent to the electrolytic cell.
- the Ca recovery means 5 illustrated in FIG. 4 shows the main part thereof, and the molten salt 7 separated by the separation means 2 is introduced into the Ca recovery tank 6, and Ca and Mg are added thereon.
- a molten alloy (including “melted Mg—Ca alloy” or simply “molten alloy”) 8 is retained.
- the electrode rod 9 inserted into the molten salt 7 constitutes the + pole, and the electrode rod 10 inserted into the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 constitutes the negative electrode.
- the electrolytic cell 3 has a long pipe (cylindrical) shape that holds a molten salt containing CaCl.
- a molten salt supply port 14 is provided at one end (bottom plate 13) in the direction, and a molten salt discharge port 16 is provided at the other end (upper lid 15).
- the surface of the anode 11 and the surface of the cathode 12 are opposed to each other in a substantially vertical direction, and a diaphragm 17 is provided between the anode 11 and the cathode 12 for suppressing the passage of Ca generated by the electrolysis of the molten salt.
- a cooler 18 is attached to the outer surface of the anode 11.
- a decanter type centrifugal sedimentator (high temperature decanter) 19 and a separation tank 20 are used as the separation means 2, in the apparatus shown in FIG. 4, a decanter type centrifugal sedimentator (high temperature decanter) 19 and a separation tank 20 are used.
- Ti grains are generated in the molten salt. That is, the “reduction process”.
- the molten salt is not held in a stationary state in the reaction vessel 1, but is held while gradually flowing down from the upper side of the reaction vessel 1, while TiCl which is a raw material is Is reduced by Ca in the molten salt to produce Ti grains.
- TiCl as raw material
- metal chlorides for example, salts of V, Al, Cr, etc.
- these metal salts are also reduced by Ca.
- Ti alloy particles can be generated by adding, and finally Ti alloy can be manufactured [0104] Ti particles generated in the reduction step are separated from the molten salt in a "separation step".
- Separation of the molten salt strength of Ti grains can be performed in a reaction vessel by using an appropriate reaction vessel, but in this case, a batch system is used. Therefore, in order to increase productivity, for example, a molten salt in which Ca is dissolved is continuously supplied using a reaction vessel of the type shown in FIG. 4, and Ti particles produced are extracted out of the reaction vessel. It is better to separate from the molten salt outside the container.
- the decanter type centrifugal sedimentator is a type of centrifugal separator in which a suspended substance is centrifugally settled by rotating a rotating cylinder at a high speed, which enables high-speed processing and high dehydration performance.
- a type capable of high temperature treatment has also been developed and can be applied as a high temperature decanter 19 in this separation process.
- the Ti grains extracted from the high temperature decanter 19 are heated and melted by the plasma irradiated from the plasma torch 22 in the separation tank 20 and poured into the vertical mold 23 to become a Ti ingot 24.
- the molten salt having a reduced Ca concentration separated by the high temperature decanter 19 is sent to a “Ca recovery step”. That is, while introducing the molten salt into the Ca recovery tank 6 and bringing it into contact with the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8, a voltage is applied so that the electrode rod on the molten alloy side becomes a pole and the electrode rod on the molten salt side becomes a + pole. Apply. The applied voltage at this time is less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl.
- the Ca dissolved in the CaCl is quickly absorbed by the molten alloy.
- the molten salt with a reduced Ca concentration can be quickly sent to the electrolysis process. Since the Ca concentration in the molten salt decreases, knock reaction is suppressed.
- a metal such as iron is used for the electrode, and an insoluble electrode such as a graphite electrode is used for the + electrode! /.
- the limiting current is due to the transition of Ca from the molten salt side (+ pole side) to the molten alloy side (one pole side), and its magnitude is dissolved in CaCl.
- the limiting current decreases as the Ca concentration decreases. According to the results of studies by the present inventors, when the limiting current density is 0.14 AZcm 2 , the Ca concentration is about 0.01% by mass.
- the limiting current decreases as the Ca concentration of the molten salt decreases. Therefore, in order to rapidly decrease the Ca concentration and increase the Ca removal (recovery) efficiency, a Ca recovery tank must be installed. It is desirable to increase the contact area between molten salt 7 and molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 by increasing the size.
- the applied voltage is reduced by removing Ca by setting the applied voltage to less than 3.2 V (that is, a voltage lower than the decomposition voltage of CaCl).
- the applied voltage By applying a potential difference between the electrode rods, Ca can be rapidly absorbed into the molten alloy. Even if the applied voltage is small, there is an effect of removing Ca, so the lower limit is not limited. However, in order to effectively remove Ca, it is desirable that the applied voltage be 0.01 V or higher.
- the molten salt whose Ca concentration has decreased in the Ca recovery process is sent to the “electrolysis process” where it is electrolyzed to produce Ca, and the Ca concentration of the molten salt is increased.
- molten salt is introduced between the cathode 12 and the diaphragm 17 of the electrolytic cell 3 and held. Since the electrolytic cell 3 has a shape that is long in one direction (in the example shown in the drawing, it is elongated V in the vertical direction and a pipe (cylindrical) shape), the molten salt is fed from one end of the electrolytic cell 3 to the anode 11 and the cathode 12. By supplying continuously or intermittently, a flow rate in one direction is given to the molten salt near the surface of the cathode 12, and the molten salt can flow in one direction near the surface of the cathode 12. Although the supply of the molten salt is normally performed continuously, the supply of the molten salt may be interrupted intermittently, that is, the supply of the molten salt may be temporarily stopped or continued again.
- the molten salt is electrolyzed. While the molten salt flows in one direction near the surface of the cathode 12 and electrolyzes to produce Ca on the cathode surface, the electrolytic cell 3 is long and shaped in one direction. In the example shown in Fig. 4, the distance between the anode 11 and the cathode 12 is relatively narrow in order to keep the electrolysis voltage low, so the Ca concentration is reduced by the molten salt and electrolysis near the molten salt supply port 14 where the Ca concentration is low. Increased molten salt outlet Mixing with molten salt near 16 Only molten salt enriched with Ca can be effectively extracted.
- the method of extracting the direction force is also used, but conversely, it is also possible to supply the upper force of the electrolytic cell 3 and extract from the lower side.
- the anode surface and the cathode surface face each other in a substantially vertical direction, while the molten salt near the cathode surface is given a unidirectional flow velocity.
- the flow direction of the molten salt is the vertical direction, and the chlorine gas generated on the anode side floats easily and is easy to recover.
- cooler heat exchanger
- the heat removal efficiency is further increased.
- the cooler 18 installed so as to surround the anode 11 is this example.
- Ca produced by electrolysis in the electrolysis step is introduced into the reaction vessel alone or together with the molten salt through a "returning step".
- an electrolytic cell equipped with a structure that can recover Ca generated by electrolyzing the molten salt as it is, that is, Ca alone (including a state where a very small amount of molten salt is mixed in Ca) is used.
- Ca alone including a state where a very small amount of molten salt is mixed in Ca
- the generated Ca is transferred as it is to the vicinity of the reaction vessel without using the molten salt as a Ca transfer medium, and is dissolved in the separately prepared molten salt in the reaction vessel.
- This system can be expected to reduce the cost required for transportation.
- the produced Ca can be put into the reaction vessel as it is and reacted with TiCl.
- Fig. 5 is a diagram showing another schematic configuration example of an apparatus used when carrying out the manufacturing method of T or Ti alloy including the Ca recovery step of the present invention.
- the molten salt in the electrolytic cell 3 is further introduced and brought into contact with a Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then the molten salt is added.
- a Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then the molten salt is added.
- This is an apparatus provided with an adjusting tank 25 for charging into the reaction vessel 1.
- the production method shown in FIG. 5 is the same as the production method of the T or Ti alloy of the present invention, in which "a molten salt whose Ca concentration has been increased in the electrolytic process is introduced into a regulating tank having a Ca supply source. The molten salt is brought into contact with the Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then sent to the reduction process.
- the molten salt enriched with Ca extracted from the electrolytic cell 3 is introduced into the adjustment tank 25 and brought into contact with the Ca supply source 26 to thereby melt the molten salt. After making Ca concentration of salt 27 constant, it can be charged into reaction vessel 1. In other words, this is a method in which the treatment in the adjustment tank 25 is incorporated in the return process.
- the Ca concentration of the molten salt in which Ca is concentrated in the electrolysis process varies with slight variations in the electrolysis conditions in the electrolytic cell 3. Therefore, when the molten salt that has been subjected to electrolytic treatment in the electrolytic cell 3 is directly charged into the reaction vessel 1, the Ca concentration is not always maintained constant. The current efficiency may decrease due to the cryoaction, and the efficiency of the reduction reaction of TiCl may be reduced to enable stable operation.
- the molten salt having an increased Ca concentration using the electrolytic cell 3 in the electrolysis step is introduced into the adjustment tank 25 having a Ca supply source 26 and brought into contact with the Ca supply source 26, thereby causing the melting. After making the Ca concentration of the salt constant, it can be used to reduce TiCl in the reduction step.
- the amount of the molten salt separated from the Ti particles in the separation tank 20 is very small compared to the flow rate of the molten salt introduced from the electrolytic tank 3 to the reaction vessel 1 via the adjustment tank 25. Therefore, as described above, the reaction vessel 1 may be returned directly. However, as shown in FIG. 3, it is desirable to introduce it into the reaction vessel 1 after introducing it into the adjusting tank 25 to make the Ca concentration constant.
- molten metal Ca or Ca such as molten Mg-Ca alloy is relatively high.
- a molten alloy containing a high content can be used.
- the Ca concentration is increased and molten metal Ca or molten Mg—Ca alloy or the like is suspended on the molten salt 27 introduced into the adjustment tank 25, and the Ca supply source 26 and the molten salt 27 are brought into contact with each other.
- the Ca concentration of the molten salt 27 is less than its saturation solubility, Ca can be supplied from the Ca supply source 26 to the molten salt 27, and the Ca concentration can be maintained at a concentration close to the saturation solubility.
- the Ca concentration of the molten salt 27 is the saturation solubility and the precipitated metallic Ca is also mixed, the metallic Ca floats and separates in the adjustment tank 25 due to the specific gravity difference, and the Ca concentration is saturated.
- the concentration can be kept near the solubility.
- the temperature of the molten salt 27 when it is extracted from the adjustment tank 25 is controlled to be constant, the Ca concentration can be controlled to a constant concentration in the vicinity of the saturation solubility at that temperature.
- the adjustment tank 25 is installed and extracted from the electrolytic cell 3.
- molten salt having a Ca concentration of a constant concentration in the vicinity of its saturation solubility is charged into the reaction vessel 1, and TiCl
- the production method of the present invention defines the Ca supply source of the adjustment tank shown in Fig. 5 and states that "a molten alloy in which the Ca concentration is increased by absorbing Ca in the Ca recovery process is added to the Ca of the adjustment tank. Use as a source or part of it ”method.
- the molten alloy 8 in which the Ca concentration is increased by absorbing Ca in the Ca recovery step (Ca recovery means 5) is transferred to the adjustment tank 25, and the Ca supply source 26 Used as The entire Ca supply source 26 is treated as a molten alloy transferred from the Ca recovery process and is quantitatively used. If less, it may be used as part of the Ca source 26. In any case, Ca removed from the molten salt separated by the high-temperature decanter 19 and sent to the electrolysis process to suppress knock reaction can be used effectively.
- the apparatus for producing the T or Ti alloy of the present invention is an apparatus used in carrying out the method for producing the T or Ti alloy including the Ca recovery step described above, and the schematic configuration thereof is as described above. This is shown in Figure 4. The operation of each part is also as described above. If this apparatus is used, the method for producing T or Ti alloy of the present invention (including the embodiment la) can be suitably implemented.
- a method and apparatus for producing a T alloy or Ti alloy including a Ca removal and concentration step
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an apparatus used for carrying out the method for producing a T or Ti alloy including the Ca removal concentration process of the present invention. Again, only TiCl as raw material
- This apparatus is an apparatus in which a Ca removal and concentration apparatus is installed in place of the Ca recovery means in the apparatus shown in Fig. 4 and the transfer route of the molten salt is changed accordingly.
- the Ca removing and concentrating device 28 is shown in its main part, and has a Ca removing and concentrating tank 28a. In this tank 28a, molten CaCl is separated by a partition wall 31 into a Ca concentrating region 29 and a Ca removing region. To 30
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 8 is held in contact with the molten salt held in the Ca concentration region 29 and the Ca removal region 30.
- Electrode plate 33 for forming a positive electrode with respect to electrode plate 34 on the molten salt side in Ca-concentrated region 29 It is provided as follows.
- the force configuration in which the Ca concentration region 29 and the Ca removal region 30 are separated by the partition wall 31 is not necessarily limited to this.
- the two regions may be separated by separate tanks that can be individually removed.
- the electrode plate 33 provided on the molten salt side in the Ca removal region 30 is a positive electrode with respect to the electrode plate 34 provided on the molten salt side in the Ca concentration region 29. Then, a voltage lower than the decomposition voltage of CaCl is applied through the electrode plate 33 and the electrode plate 34.
- the molten Mg-Ca alloy 32 present in the vicinity of the contact portion with the molten salt in the Ca removal region 30 moves toward the molten salt side (+ pole side) in the Ca removal region 30. Since it functions as a pole, the dissolved Ca moves to the molten Mg—Ca alloy 32 side and is absorbed as shown by the arrow in the Ca removal and concentration tank 28a in Fig. 6. Is done. As a result, dissolved Ca in the Ca removal region 30 is removed, and the Ca concentration of the Mg—Ca alloy 32 increases.
- the molten Mg—Ca alloy 32 in the vicinity of the contact portion with the molten salt in the Ca-concentrated region 29 has a positive polarity relative to the molten salt side (the negative electrode side) in the Ca-concentrated region 29. Function as. Therefore, Ca in the molten Mg—Ca alloy 32 moves to the molten salt side in the Ca enriched region 29, and the Ca concentration in the Ca enriched region 29 increases.
- the dissolved Ca in the Ca removal region 30 is removed, and at the same time, The concentration of dissolved Ca in area 29 can be increased.
- the Ca removing and concentrating device 28 having the main configuration shown in FIG. 6 is used, this simultaneous processing can be easily carried out using a very simple device in both shape and configuration. .
- the voltage to be applied is less than the decomposition voltage of CaCl.
- the electrode As the electrode for applying the voltage, the electrode is a metal such as iron as in the case of the electrode rod attached to the Ca recovery tank 6 (shown in FIGS. 4 and 5), and the + electrode is a graphite electrode. Use an insoluble electrode such as! /.
- the Ca removal and concentration treatment is performed in this way, and the Ca dissolved in the molten salt in the Ca removal region 30 is removed, and the molten salt in the Ca concentration region 29 is removed. Ca concentration increases.
- the path Lc provided between the path La and the path Lb is a path for achieving a quantitative balance between the molten salt in the Ca removal region 30 and the molten salt in the Ca concentration region 29.
- the amount of molten salt separated by the high-temperature decanter 19 is overwhelmingly larger than the amount of adhered molten salt separated by the separation tank 22, so that the melting in the Ca removal region 30 can be achieved only by the route La and the route Lb.
- the balance between the amount of salt and the amount of molten salt in the Ca concentration region 29 cannot be achieved, and the Ca removal and concentration device 28 cannot continuously remove and concentrate Ca. Therefore, a part of the molten salt separated by the high temperature decanter 19 is sent to the Ca concentration region 29 through the path Lc, and the above treatment is continuously performed.
- the molten salt from which Ca has been removed by the Ca removing and concentrating device 28 is sent to the “electrolysis process”, but since Ca has been removed, it is said that Ca in the molten salt reacts with chlorine generated by electrolysis. Slow back reaction is suppressed, and Ca can be efficiently generated by electrolysis.
- Ca produced by electrolysis in the electrolysis step is introduced into the reaction vessel alone or together with the molten salt through a "returning step".
- the Ca removal concentration apparatus 28 sets the applied voltage to be less than 3.2 V (that is, a voltage lower than the decomposition voltage of CaCl).
- the lower limit of the applied voltage is not limited, but it is desirable that the applied voltage be 0.01 V or higher in order to effectively remove Ca.
- Fig. 7 is a diagram showing another schematic configuration example of an apparatus used when carrying out the manufacturing method of T or Ti alloy including the Ca removal and concentration step of the present invention.
- the molten salt in the electrolytic cell 3 is further introduced and brought into contact with a Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then the molten salt is added.
- a Ca supply source to make the Ca concentration of the molten salt constant, and then the molten salt is added.
- This is an apparatus provided with an adjusting tank 25 for charging into the reaction vessel 1.
- the method for producing the T or Ti alloy of the present invention is as follows: "Introduce a molten salt whose Ca concentration has been increased in the electrolysis step into an adjustment tank having a Ca supply source, and bring the molten salt into contact with the Ca supply source. It is desirable to use a method in which the Ca concentration of the molten salt is made constant and then sent to the reduction process.
- the apparatus for producing T or Ti alloy of the present invention is an apparatus used for carrying out the method for producing T or Ti alloy including the Ca removal and concentration step described above, and has a schematic configuration, The operation of each part is as shown in FIG. If this apparatus is used, the method for producing a T alloy or Ti alloy including the Ca removal concentration process of the present invention can be suitably carried out.
- the metal fog-forming metal dissolved in the molten salt containing the metal fog-forming metal-containing molten salt is removed, and the other It can be transferred into molten salt to increase its concentration.
- This method can be easily and suitably performed by the apparatus of the present invention.
- the method for producing Ti or Ti alloy of the present invention dissolves in the molten salt sent to the electrolytic cell, and quickly removes (recovers) the Ca, so that the Ca at the time of electrolysis of the molten salt is obtained. Highly efficient generation can be achieved. At the same time as removing (recovering) Ca, the Ca concentration in the molten salt sent to the reaction vessel is increased, and in addition to the high efficiency of Ca generation, the efficiency of the TiCl reduction reaction
- the method for producing the T and Ti alloy of the present invention and the production apparatus of the present invention that can easily and suitably carry out this method can produce the T and Ti alloy by Ca reduction. Can be used effectively.
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