Experiment on Production of Silicon Fertilizer from Polyaluminum Chloride Industrial Waste Residue

Using polyaluminum chloride residue as raw material, the effects of roasting temperature, roasting time, additive ratio and other factors on the activation effect of silicon dioxide in polyaluminum chloride residue were studied by single factor experiment and orthogonal design, and the technological conditions for producing silicon fertilizer from polyaluminum chloride residue were determined. The results show that the significant influence of three factors effective silicon content and the activation rate of silicon in polyaluminum chloride waste residue is as follows: activator dosage > calcination temperature > calcination time. The amount of activator and calcination temperature have obvious influence on the content of effective silicon in the calcined product, while the calcination time has no obvious influence on the content of effective silicon in the calcined product. With the increase of the amount of activator, the effective silicon content in the product increases. When the amount of activator reaches 41%, the effective silicon content tends to be stable, and the correlation coefficient between the amount of activator and the effective silicon content reaches 0.9829; with the increase of calcination temperature, the effective silicon content in the product increases, and reaches the peak after 1250℃, when the temperature is 1240～1270℃, the time is 30～40 min and the dosage of activator is 41%～45%, the content of effective silicon in the product is the highest, reaching about 30%.