Process of regenerating waste pickle which contains metal salts and acids
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Sep 14, 1993
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Oct 8, 1992
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Jun 28, 1990
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A waste pickle which has been formed in the surface treatment of rolled stock consisting of steel and contains metal salts and acids and specifically contains nitric and hydrofluoric acids and nickel salts, chromium salts, and iron salts is subjected to an acid dialysis and a membrane electrolysis. To permit a recycling of free acids at a high rate and a recovering of the metals in a form in which they can directly be used in the melting process, the acid dialysis performed for a recovery of the free nitric acid and hydrofluoric acids is succeeded by a membrane electrolysis, in which the metals are recovered from the depleted effluent from the acid dialysis, which effluent has been depleted of free acid, and the enriched effluent from the acid dialysis, which enriched effluent has been enriched with free acids, and the effluent from the membrane electrolysis, which effluent has been depleted of metals, are subjected to an evaporation.
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