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Precipitation Behavior of V-Enrichment Mineral in Steelmaking Slag Bearing Vanadium Modified by SiO2

In order to concentrate vanadium in converter slag bearing vanadium, the effect of SiO2 on behavior of vanadium in the process of enriching was studied. Experimental results show that, during cooling, dicalcium silicate containing vanadium and phosphorus precipitate first from original slag. For original with 7% SiO2, most of vanadium dissolves in calcium silicate phase. However, the proportion of dicalcium silicate is big. For slag modified by 12% SiO2, during cooling, two vanadium-rich minerals precipitate firstly, i.e. Ca3(V,P)2O8(30-33%V2O5) and Ca3(V,P)2O8•nCa2SiO4 (14-31%V2O5), then 3CaO•2SiO2 (2-4%V2O5) generates. With addition amount of SiO2 increasing, the proportion of 3CaO•2SiO2 decreases gradually, and the content of vanadium in vanadium-rich phase increases gradually. So appropriate SiO2 addition can suppress the precipitation of Ca2SiO4 and Ca3•Si2O7, and promote the generation of vanadium-rich phase.