Process for manufacturing phosphoric acid

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Alkaline earth metal

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423320, 423321R, C01F 1146, C01B 2522

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ABSTRACT:
A wet phosphoric acid production process comprising the attack on phosphate rock by sulfuric acid and phosphoric acid utilizing a vacuum cooling and a recirculation of the reaction slurry. The flow rates of the materials within the system are maintained at a level, relative to the rate of withdrawal of the slurry from the system, of between 300% and 4000% for the cyclic flow, between 2000% and 4000% for the vacuum cooling flow and between 500% and 2200% for the local agitation flow. Control of the flow rates according to factors including the rock analysis allows maximization of the yield of H.sub.3 PO.sub.4.

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