daohang fenxiangbox searchbox qikanlogonew daohangnew searchboxnew navrightzone footerzone qikanliebiao
Article List
Browse all articles published in this journal

Study on Acid Leaching of Vanadium from Stone Coal

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 10-13
Vanadium is extracted out of stone coal from a mine in An Hui by hydrometallurgy. Study is made on the effect of leach time,ore particle size,temperature and acidity on the vanadium leaching rate. The resuits showed that vanadium leaching rate increased with the increase of temperature and acidity; and decreased with the particle size〈0. 154mm. The maximum V leaching rate can reach 81%.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Development of Accessory Unit for Leak and Pollution Control during Carbide Powder Pressing

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 14-16
In view of potential leakage from powder compaction during carbide production,a new unit is developed matched to 2-way press. The actual performance of which showed that this unit can reduce powder leakage, and timely recover the leaked powder for reuse so as to effectively control the powder leakage.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Study on Heat Treatment Process for HF-induction Brazing Carbide Joint

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 20-22
The carbide gun drill specimens are prepared with HF-induction brazing technology at different brazing temperature and under different heat treatment conditions. Self-made unit is used to test the degree of shear rupture. The microscopic study of the joint presented the law of influence of brazing temperature and heat-treatment temperature on the joint strength.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Study on High-strength Damping Mg-Zr-series Alloy——Analysis of Damping Behavior of Ca/Y Modified Mg-0.6Zr Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 23-27
The effect of Ca/Y modification on damping behavior of Mg-0.6Zr alloy are investigated by dynamic mechanical analyzer and the damping mechanism depended on strain amplitude and temperature is al- so analyzed. The results showed the alloy tensile strength and elongation is improved by fine-grain intensification and solid solution intensification upon modification with the addition of Ca/Y 0.3 %Ca,0.3%Ca+0.1%Y(mass %). Meanwhile,the addition of Ca/Y and further impediment of the dislocation movement due to more grain boundary has reduced alloy strain amplitude effect,resulting in lower damping performance. It is also found out that distinct damping peak(P1 )appears in Mg-0.6Zr alloy at 75 ℃ while the modi- fication with the addition of 0.3 %Ca+0.1%Y suspends the damping peak. The damping mechanism of the tested alloys could be explained as mechanism of G-L dislocation damping model and viscous sliding and softening of the grain boundaries.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Control of As-/NH_3/N-containing Waste Water in W Metallurgy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 31-33
Description is made of the practice of As-/NHa/N-containing waste water treatment in W metallurgy in terms of process, principle, process flowsheet, efficiency, existing problems and improvement. The results showed that the waste water from APT production can be effectively controlled with combined process of "Lime ferrous salt for As removal;wet-method catalytic oxidation blowing for N removal".
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Rapid Determination of Molybdenum in Solution

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 34-37
Standard solution is prepared with spectral-pure molybdenum trioxide. The relationship curve between molybdenum concentration and absorbency is determined by Thiocyanate spectro-photometrical colorimetry.c= 0. 397 2×A,which is used to analyze molybdenum content in leach solution. And verification is done through the testing of Mo content in the leach able, the relative standard error is O. 34 %. Meanwhile termined with the same method and operating steps. standard error is O. 29 %. residue. The results showed both are well conform able,the relative standard error is 0.34%. Meanwhile Mo content in the waste water from a smelter is determined with the same method and operating steps. The results are also well conformable, the relative standard error is 0. 29 %.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Preparation and Growth Mechanism of Ge Nanowires

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2007 | pp. 43-48
The recent development of preparation and growth mechanism of Ge nanowires is introduced in detail. More detailed discussion is made on the solvent thermal synthesis method, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method,template method and laser ablation method and the corresponding growth mechanisms including metal catalytic vapor-liquid-solid (VLS) mechanism,oxide-assisted growth mechanism.
DOI: Cited: 0 Download: 0

Issue Filter

Search