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titleOfInvention Method for increased yield when chlorinating titaniferous materials
abstract By recycling some of the cyclone dust, the yield in the chlorination of titanium-containing raw materials can be increased. In order to avoid silicon dioxide accumulation in the fluidized bed, the cyclone dust must be broken down into two fractions. An economical solution is the one-step separation of the pasted cyclone dust in a hydrocyclone under certain conditions, whereby the majority of the titanium dioxide is in the hydrocyclone underflow. Although the separation is not too sharp, grinding the dried solids from the hydrocyclone underflow ensures that the ore particles returned to the lower region of the fluidized bed reactor chlorinate rapidly, while the quartz particles are quickly removed from the fluidized bed again, so that there is no silicon dioxide. Enrichment is coming.
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