2023
DOI: 10.1007/s11771-022-5220-5
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Separation and conversion of fluoride salts in aluminum electrolysis flue gas by one-step ammonia purification

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“…From the perspective of industrialization, the purified flue gas of the aluminum electrolysis process, which contains 60%~70% CO 2 and 30%~40% CO (volume fraction), could be chosen as the carbon source [26]. In this paper, pure CO 2 gas (volume fraction > 99.99% supplied by the Lambogais Industrial Products trading Co., Ltd., Shengyang, China) is used as the carbon source, with a volume fraction of 50%.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the perspective of industrialization, the purified flue gas of the aluminum electrolysis process, which contains 60%~70% CO 2 and 30%~40% CO (volume fraction), could be chosen as the carbon source [26]. In this paper, pure CO 2 gas (volume fraction > 99.99% supplied by the Lambogais Industrial Products trading Co., Ltd., Shengyang, China) is used as the carbon source, with a volume fraction of 50%.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The production process of aluminum electrolysis, including raw material transfer, crushing, alumina transfer, and fume emissions from the electrolysis tank, generates substantial air pollution, including toxic gases such as hydrogen fluoride [2,3]. These emissions not only contaminate the working environment but also contribute to atmospheric pollution, posing significant risks to human health and the living environment [4]. Therefore, it is crucial to enhance prevention and control measures for electrolytic aluminum fumes, reduce emissions through clean production practices, and establish a safe and comfortable air quality.…”
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confidence: 99%