Analysis of pollutants in the recycling of waste lithium batteries
LI Jin, SHAO Wei, MAO Hongren
2016, 35(05):
1529-1538.
doi:10.16085/j.issn.1000-6613.2016.05.040
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The experimental analysis of polluting emission characteristics of waste lithium-cobalt and lithium iron battery under different heat treatment conditions, which including the different temperature, time, gas, and inputs, was conducted in this paper. The experiment process contains from samples collection, discharge processing, dismantling and composition analysis, until heat treatment and sampling analysis. The experimental results showed that the optimum temperature for heat treatment of waste lithium iron battery is 600℃, at which the metal recycling rate is the highest. The recycling rate of lithium, cobalt, copper, aluminum in lithium-cobalt battery is 95.38%, 93.99%, 96.24%, and 85.28%, respectively. The recycling rate of lithium, iron, copper, aluminum in lithium iron battery is 90.01%, 85.49%, 83.72%, 73.75%, respectively. Different composition of gas-intake will affect the heat treatment and metal recycling rate, but the gap is small. Taking the operating costs and metal recycling rate into consideration, air is the best among the three different heat treatment gases. In waste gas, the concentration of HCl and HF is about two to sixteen per million, so a special attention is needed to pay to get rid of acidic gas in the recycling process. Metal gas-solid phase distribution although the content of gas phase metal has a rising trend with the operation temperature increase, but the proportion is extremely low.