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publicationDate 2008-11-25-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CA-2368699-C
titleOfInvention Process for production of phosphoric acid by crystallisation of phosphoric acid hemihydrate
abstract The invention relates to a process for producing simultaneously food-grade and fodder-grade phosphoric acid by crystallizing phosphoric acid hemihydrate, × 0.5 H2O, from a prepurified feed acid, which is purified and crystallized with the help of the following steps, a) after the step of froth-flotation of phosphate concentrate, the concentrate is directed to a strongly magnetic separation step in order to decrease the Mg ion amount, b) the phosphate concentrate is leached in a mixture of sulfuric acid and phosphoric acid according to the wet process, the precipitated SO4 and As ions are removed, and a silicon source is added in order to adjust the F/Si molar ratio to < 6, c) the phosphoric acid is concentrated, the solids precipitate is removed, and the F ions are evaporated, d) the feed acid obtained from step c, having a concentration of > 58% P2O5, solids concentration of < 0.05%, Mg ion concentration of < 1.5%, SO4 ion concentration < 1%, As ion concentration of < 8 ppm and F ion concentration of < 0.2%, is crystallized at a steady crystal growth rate of < 10 µm/min, the temperature difference in the first crystallization being < 17°C, and the crystals are washed with the undersaturated mother liquor of the subsequent recrystallization step, e) the phosphoric acid crystallized in step d is melted, is diluted to a concentration of < 63% P2O5, seed crystals are added, and crystallization is carried out as in step d, the temperature difference being < 8°C, and the crystals are washed with an undersaturated solution of phosphoric acid, and f) optionally the phosphoric acid crystallized in step e is melted, is diluted to a concentration of < 63% P2O5, seed crystals are added, and crystallization is carried out as in step d, the temperature difference being < 6°C, and the crystals are washed with an undersaturated washing solution prepared from product crystals.
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