Modern View on Composition of Autogenous Smelting Slags and Methods of their Decoppering

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
V. M. Paretsky A. V. Tarasov
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

"The knowledge of the true phase composition of the liquid slag is a very important problem, mastering of which grants the possibilities for the scientifically founded choosing of the decoppering method of the autogenous smelting slags. The investigation using different methods of the phase composition of the flash quenched autogenous copper melt's slags has shown, that the most effective method of the slags' decoppering during smelting with the white matte production is the flotation of the recrystallized slags. In this work the authors posed the problem to realize the slags quenching with the rates similar to those, which are used in the modem investigations devoted to the flash quenching of the ironcontaining alloys, with the subsequent study of the quenched samples using the Mossbauer spectroscopy methods in order to establish the connection between the liquid slag's structure and the metals losses with the slag."
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APA: V. M. Paretsky A. V. Tarasov  (2000)  Modern View on Composition of Autogenous Smelting Slags and Methods of their Decoppering

MLA: V. M. Paretsky A. V. Tarasov Modern View on Composition of Autogenous Smelting Slags and Methods of their Decoppering. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2000.

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