A
Process for The Preparation of Galvanizing Flux Based on Triple
Salts
Introductin
A considerable amount of zinc is wasted as dross during the
galvanising of iron and iron based alloys. Pollution problems
are also encountered due to the use of ZnCl2/ NH4 Cl. To avoid
this problems, a flux based on triple salt is invented. Three
steps of chemical synthesis is required to get the desired
products 20-30% aqueous solution of flux is prepared and the
fluxing of articles to be galvanised is performed for 30-60
seconds at room or slightly elevated temperature.
Major raw materials
ZnCl2 , NH4 Cl, two other chlorides, surfactants etc.
Major Plant Equipment/Machinery
Reaction vessel, boiler, filter press, centrifuge etc.
Area of Application : Minerals,
Metals and Materials
Applications
Standardised at 1000 kg per day scale.
Status of Specific Development :
Standardised at 1000 kg per day scale.
Ecological/Environmental Impact
General precaution of using chemicals in industries.
Patenting details : Patent
filed
Technology Transfer Assistance Offered
Includes (a) Process know-how (b) Details of the equipment
(c) Plant lay-out (d) Quality assurance methods. Assistance
in setting up the plant and separate terms
Additional Information
A plant with a capacity of 600 TPA will cost Rs. 20 lakhs.
R.O.I. is 25% at selling price of Rs. 30,000 per ton. Suitable
for small scale industries.
Contact for more information:
Director
National Metallurgical Laboratory
Jamshedpur-831 007, India
Tel: (0)657-2271715, 2270092
Fax:(0)657-2270527
Email: director@nmlindia.org

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