α-calcium sulfate hemihydrate preparation from FGD gypsum in recycling mixed salt solutions

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Preparation of α-calcium sulfate hemihydrate (α-HH) from flue gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum is of great value in effectively utilizing the FGD gypsum. This paper focuses on the effect of seed crystal and some modifiers on the morphology of α-HH on a 500-1000 kg/batch setup based on a salt solution method established on the previous work. The pilot tests were carried out in a Ca-Mg-K chloride solution medium at 94 oC (±2 oC) under atmospheric pressure. The results show that a small amount of seeds is advantageous to prepare short-prism α-HH but results in needle-like and spherical crystals in the case of more than 1% addition. The well-shaped α-HH crystals can also be obtained by adding appropriate amounts of crystal modifiers like Fe3+ and the mixed salts of Al3+ and organics.


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