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《Hydrometallurgy》2007,85(1):53-58
Phospho-gypsum is a by-product of processing phosphate rock for phosphoric acid production by acidulation with sulfuric acid. The size distribution of phosphor-gypsum is a major factor for the economics of the process as it greatly affects the filterability of the acid. Surface active agents proved to be very effective additive for growth of gypsum crystals. Two phosphate concentrates, one from Egypt (New Valley) and the other from USA (South Florida) were tested for phosphoric acid production with modification of gypsum crystals using non-ionic surfactant (CMR-100) containing a mixture of C6–C22 sorbitan esters. The studies were carried out using a semi-continuous laboratory-scale unit simulating the dihydrate process conditions.The mean diameter of the phospho-gypsum crystals increases in the presence of surfactant for both phosphate concentrates. The surfactant leads to decreasing the viscosity and modification of gypsum crystals through decreasing the fine size fractions and attainment of large and uniform crystal shape. The mean diameter of New Valley phosphor-gypsum increases from about 30.0 μm to 36.6 μm while the mean diameter of South Florida phospho-gypsum increases from about 30.3 μm to about 38.4 μm. On the other hand, the average surface area of both New Valley and South Florida phosphor-gypsum were decreased from 4461 and 8069 cm2/g without surfactant to 3284 and 3995 cm2/g with surfactant, respectively. In addition, the surfactant leads to an increase in P2O5 recovery of 1–2%, which consequently improves plant productivity. 相似文献
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Volumetric magnetic resonance imaging has become a routine investigation in the management of patients with chronic partial epilepsy. However, even with the use of reformatted images, an underlying cause for epilepsy cannot be found in many of these patients. We show that further processing of the data, including three-dimensional reconstruction and quantitative analysis of the volume and complexity of the images in three dimensions, reveals additional positive information in up to 75% of patients. This may be useful for surgical planning, prognostication, and understanding of the structure and development of the human brain. 相似文献
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