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secondary metallurgy of copper. In
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Industrial Single Furnace Direct-to -Copper Smelting
Chemistry
Industrial Details
Control
Cu-in-Slag: Comparison with Conventional Matte
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Third edition 1994
Fourth edition
2002
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Copper Development Association (2002) Copper and copper alloy consumption in the
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Killick,
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Cutaway view of hydrocyclone showing tangential input of water-ore particle
feed and separation into fine particle and coarse particle fractions. The cut between fine
particles and coarse particles ...
Larox (2002) Larox [filtration] News www.larox.com
MIM (2002) Jameson Cell, technology
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furnace furnace
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The target Si02/Fe ratio is
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keep impurity levels-in-matte at or...
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ed. Diaz, C.,
Holubec,
I.
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number
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SO3
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others
bed 1
bed 2
bed 3
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bed
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either stored or treated for metal recovery (Terayama
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1981; Inami
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1999). Fig. 14.3 shows the Toyo
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... until its S-in -copper is lowered to
-0 .002%
molten copper bath.
Hydrocarbon blowing is terminated when the 0-in-molten copper concentration
has been lowered to
-0 .15%
0
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