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Waste Heat Recovery and Reuse of Flue Gas in Copper Pyrometallurgy
In the paper, we take current relatively advanced, the most widely used flash smelting furnace, converter and rotary anode furnace as the examples, the waste heat resources of the process of matte smelting, the process of matte converting and the process
Tao Du, Hai Yu
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Metallurgical Reviews, 1956
AbstractDespite the fact that halides have been used extensively for many years, for instance for producing sodium, lithium, calcium, and magnesium by fusion electrolysis of their chlorides, and aluminium from a fluoride bath, the metallurgist is not readily inclined to work with halides, especially chlorides, in high-temperature processes, mainly on ...
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AbstractDespite the fact that halides have been used extensively for many years, for instance for producing sodium, lithium, calcium, and magnesium by fusion electrolysis of their chlorides, and aluminium from a fluoride bath, the metallurgist is not readily inclined to work with halides, especially chlorides, in high-temperature processes, mainly on ...
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New Developments in Pyrometallurgy
JOM, 2013Research and development in pyrometallurgy continue to attract attention from the scientific and engineering community as a result of the irreplaceable role of pyrometallurgy in the extraction and processing of metals for society. Development of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly pyrometallurgical processes continues to be pursued in the ...
Zhiwei Peng, Phillip J. Mackey
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The pyrometallurgy of enargite: A literature update
International Journal of Mineral Processing, 2016Abstract Although several hydrometallurgical treatment options for dirty copper sulfide concentrates have been developed in recent years, these processes have not been implemented by industry. Attention has therefore shifted to pyroprocessing such concentrates in order to provide clean feed for the well-established sulfide smelting process.
M. Sadegh Safarzadeh, Jan D. Miller
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Aspects of progress in the science of pyrometallurgy
Metallurgical Transactions B, 1975The Symposium of the Faraday Society in 1948 entitled “Physical Chemistry of Process Metallurgy” occurred at a time when the science of pyrometallurgy was just beginning an era of rapid development. This lecture discusses the growth of the subject in the ensuing 25 years showing that a profound increase in our range of understanding and of factual ...
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