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JNARDDC Technology for Spent Pot Lining Utilisation New Delhi 22 nd September, 2015 Earth Crust Metal of Future Abundant element- 3 rd Most abundant metal - 8% Aluminium Age Total metals available- 32% Growth Strategic Metal Largest growing


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JNARDDC Technology for Spent Pot Lining Utilisation

New Delhi 22nd September, 2015

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Aluminium Age

Earth Crust

Abundant element- 3rd Most abundant metal - 8% Total metals available- 32%

Growth

Largest growing metal (9.45X) since 1960 followed by Cu, steel (4.56X), Pb, Sn etc.

Volume

Metal used - 2nd largest Non ferrous industry – 1st

Metal of Future Strategic Metal Green Metal

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New capacities : Asia to dominate

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Bauxite Reserves

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Coal Reserves

  • India
  • Reserves 250 bn tons
  • Production 605 million tons

Bauxite and Coal are found in roughly the same geographies

Source:www.coalindia.nic.in

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Manpower Reserves

  • India has a formidable pool of manpower – both skilled

and unskilled

  • India and China have cheaper manpower as compared

to developed countries

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2004 2009 2014

Comparison of Labour Rates ( USD/hr)

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Demand

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Advantage India…

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Waste Generation in Al Industry

5-6t 8-10t 3-4t 1 t 30-40kg 15-20kg 2.0 – 3.0 ton Bauxite Waste RM Aluminium Dross SPL CO2-D 14-15 ton CO2-ID

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Section View of H-H Pot

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Section View of Cathode

SPL-- Cathode lining- 1st cut (Carbon Portion) SPL--Refractory lining- 2nd cut (Refractory portion)

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Spent Pot Lining

  • Life of pot is 2500-3000 days
  • SPL generation is 3-5% of

Aluminium Production

  • 0.6-0.8 lakhs tons of SPL

generation annually in India

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Cement – SPL Issues

  • Hard material, crushing of SPL is a problem
  • Bond index of lime stone is 13-15 and of SPL is

around 40-45 (lime crusher not feasible)

  • Plants are not coming forward because of its

transportation cost and initial capital investment

  • Continue availability of raw material is also an

issue

  • GCV value of SPL is around 6000 & hazardous

substance in SPL is CN and Fluoride

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Major components (%) First Cut SPL SiO2 1-8 Al2O3 8 - 20 Na2O 10 - 15 CaO 1-3 C 54-66 F 6 - 12 Total Cyanide 100 - 1000 ppm Leachable Cyanide 100 - 600 ppm An increasing number of countries are banning the traditional method of landfill disposal of SPL due to presence of significant quantities of fluorides and cyanides. SPL is listed as a hazardous waste (K088) by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) TOTAL CYANIDE : > 590 ppm LEACHABLE CYANIDE : > 30 ppm

Typical Composition of SPL – 1st Cut

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Work Carried out at JNARDDC

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SPL from Plant Crushing to -2+1mm Heat Treatment Process

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Destruction of Leachable Cyanide >97%

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% Leachable cyanide destruction Temperature (°C)

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Gas Liberation during Heat Treatment of SPL

Heat treatment temperature ~ 425 °C

  • 1. NaOH solution-

colorless

  • Solution

titrate with AgNO3, no Cyanide found

  • Solution analysed on ion

analyser, no Fluoride found

  • 2. Distilled water with 2-3

drops of phenolphthalein indicator—colourless

  • Colour change to pink

(liberation of NH3 gas)

Tests Carried Out

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SPL Treatment with Recovery of Soda & Fluoride

  • Flow Sheet -
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Bench Scale Unit

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Carbon Residue free of Soda & Fluorides

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JNARDDC along with NALCO has commercialised SPL treatment technology

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JNARDDC SPL Technology

  • SPL into an environmentally stable product
  • Technology tolerant of a fluorine

environment

  • Safe treatment of problematic orphan SPL
  • Compact plant that can be readily installed
  • Recover fluorine and energy for the

aluminium production process

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JNARDDC Major R&D Projects

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Waste Utilisation

  • Pilot plant setup

– “Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan” – “Vision 2022” – BMTPC/NALCO/Ministry

  • f Mines

– SPL utilisation & fluroides recovery- NALCO / Green Energy resources / Vedanta – Dross to Alum & Refractory - Vedanta

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Downstream

  • Super Thermal Aluminium Alloy

– MoM/NFTDC

  • Extrusion facilities like die

design, die fabrication, prototype product etc. For MSME – MoM / Local Extrusion Industry

  • Setting up of pilot plant facilities

for casting, rolling & forging – MoM / MSME

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Bauxite / Alumina / Aluminium

  • Upgradation of low grade

E/W coast bauxite - MoM

  • Proppant from PLK &

flyash - NALCO

  • Refractory from saprolite –

MoM

  • Low soda Hydrate – MoM
  • Liquidus and alumina %

measurement instrument – MoM / Vedanta

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Thank You

Anupam Agnihotri Director

Jawaharlal Nehru Aluminium Research Development & Design Centre, Nagpur director@jnarddc.gov.in +91 7104220763 +91 9404084435

www.jnarddc.gov.in