Luboš Popovič, Pavel Raschman
A generalized non-porous shrinking particle model (G NSPM) of leaching has been verified and used for numerical simulations. Unlike the commonly used “simple” non-porous shrinking particle model (S NSPM), the G NSPM assumes n-th other chemical reaction, the influence of the L/S ratio and non-ideal behaviour of the leach solution. The leaching of dead-burned magnesite with hydrochloric acid has been chosen to verify the proposed mathematical model, as the (apparent) reaction order for HCl, n, may be both positive and negative, depending on the HCl concentration. Comparison of the simulations with experiments revealed that the S NSPM does not reflect the qualitatively different leaching behaviour of positive and negative, especially at near-to-stoichiometric HCl/MgO ratio. The G NSPM reflects the effect of n not only qualitatively, but also with acceptable accuracy. At the stoichiometric HCl/MgO ratio, the mean squared error for the calculated using the S NSPM was 100–130 rel. %, as compared to those provided by the G NSPM. The common effect of the reaction order, n, L/S ratio and non-ideal behaviour of the leach solution is detailed by means of numerical simulations.
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