Abstract:
A method for the recovery of anhydrous aluminium chloride from a mixture of the aluminium chloride with ferrous chloride or ferric chloride, or both, which comprises subjecting the liquid mixture to a reduction in pressure, the conditions being such as to bring about dissociation of compounds of aluminium chloride and ferrous chloride present in the mixture, thereby to form an aluminium chloride-rich vapour and an iron chloride-rich solid and then separately collecting of the iron-and aluminium-rich components under conditions which give the minimum opportunity for recombination.
Abstract:
A process for obtaining anhydrous aluminium chloride from aluminium chloride hexahydrate comprises heating the hexahydrate at a temperature in the range 200.degree.-450.degree. C. until it is substantially dehydrated and reacting the dehydrated material at a temperature in the range 350.degree.-600.degree. C. with a gas mixture containing chlorine, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen, to produce gaseous anhydrous aluminium chloride.
Abstract:
An improved process for the production of aluminum chloride from coked alumina and chlorine comprises providing a bed of coked alumina in a reaction vessel and introducing gaseous chlorine thereto in an amount sufficient to fluidize the bed, at least a portion of the vessel having a nitride-based refractory lining especially adjacent and bounding the lower part of the fluidized bed. Aluminum chloride formed is recovered as a gaseous effluent emmanating from the bed.
Abstract:
A method for producing aluminum chloride comprises contacting Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 with a reducing agent and chlorine in a bath of molten metal halides to form aluminum chloride and recovering the aluminum chloride by vaporization.
Abstract:
An improved method is disclosed for producing aluminum chloride by contacting aluminum oxide, a reducing agent, and chlorine in a molten bath of aluminum chloride and metal halide to form aluminum chloride which is recovered from the bath by sublimation. The improvement comprises increasing the rate of formation of aluminum chloride by adding a source of metal selected from the group consisting of iron, chromium, copper, europium and cerium to the molten bath.
Abstract:
A process of carbo-chlorination of AlPO.sub.4 wherein AlPO.sub.4 or AlPO.sub.4 -containing material is introduced into a reactor along with chlorinating agents and a source of carbon. The reactor is heated to approximately 600.degree. to 1200.degree.C and forms aluminum chlorides, phosphorous oxides, phosphorous chlorides, phosphorous oxychlorides and carbon oxides. These reaction products are then separated into three fractions by condensation, the first fraction being P.sub.2 O.sub.5, the second fraction being AlCl.sub.3 and AlCl.sub.3 .POCl.sub.3 and the third fraction being remaining gasses, namely PCl.sub.3, PCl.sub.5, P.sub.2 O.sub.3, CO and CO.sub.2. The second fraction is reacted in a further reactor to give AlCl.sub.3 and P.sub.2 O.sub.3 which are separated by distillation. The phosphorous chlorides from the third fraction are oxidized, along with the P.sub.2 O.sub.3 of the second fraction, to form P.sub.2 O.sub.5.
Abstract translation:其中AlPO 4或AlPO 4的材料与氯化剂和碳源一起引入反应器中的AlPO 4的碳氯化方法。 将反应器加热至约600℃至1200℃,形成氯化铝,氧化磷,氯化磷,氯氧化磷和碳氧化物。 然后通过冷凝将这些反应产物分成三部分,第一部分是P2O5,第二部分是AlCl 3和AlCl 3,POCl 3,第三部分是剩余的气体,即PCl 3,PCl 5,P 2 O 3,CO和CO 2。 第二部分在另外的反应器中反应得到通过蒸馏分离的AlCl 3和P 2 O 3。 来自第三级分的氯化磷与第二馏分的P2O 3一起被氧化以形成P 2 O 5。
Abstract:
Process for the production of aluminum trichloride from aluminium trichloride vapour which essentially comprises contacting in a sublimate precipitator the hot stream of aluminium trichloride vapour or a hot stream of aluminium trichloride vapour mixed with other gases with a cold stream of an inert gas under conditions that lead to solidification of aluminium trichloride and recovering the solidified aluminum trichloride from the gaseous products. In this process finely powdered aluminium trichloride having a uniform particle size is obtained.
Abstract:
A continuous process for producing aluminum trichloride by reacting in a fluid-bed reactor, at 310*-580*C, a chlorinecontaining gas with a fluidised bed of aluminum particles, which comprises feeding the chlorine-containing gas at the bottom of the fluidised bed of aluminum particles, through a gas distributor whose upper surface is inclined with respect to the vertical and discharging continuously said fluidised bed of aluminum particles through an outlet means which is located at the lowermost part of said inclined upper surface. The dischared particles are then cooled and recycled to the top end of the fluidised bed with fresh aluminum particles. At the top of the fluid-bed reactor, an aluminum trichloride containing gaseous stream is discharged and aluminum trichloride is separated therefrom.
Abstract:
A method for the continuous treatment of material, namely separation of solids dissolved or suspended in a liquid or treatment of humid or dry solid, comprising atomizing the material and contacting it with hot gas to cause decomposition, calcinating or drying, said hot gas being in a zone and forming a turbulent layer between two oppositely flowing currents of gas, at least a major portion of the atomized material passing through the turbulent layer, and a portion of the gas containing the material being withdrawn.