Recovery Of Metals From Copper Smelter Furnace Flue Dust

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
H. H. Law
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Large amounts of waste material in the form of flue dust are generated in the operation of copper smelter furnaces. As a result of increasingly stringent disposal, it has become important to develop methods for treating such metallurgical wastes to extract metals and convert them into salable products. A two-step closed-loop hydrometallurgical process, has been developed: (1) extraction with sulfuric acid removes about 90% of zinc and decreases the dust volume by 50%; (2) extraction with hydrochloric acid dissolves the lead and further decrease the dust volume by 75%. A process scheme for generating salable products is proposed.
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APA: H. H. Law  (1992)  Recovery Of Metals From Copper Smelter Furnace Flue Dust

MLA: H. H. Law Recovery Of Metals From Copper Smelter Furnace Flue Dust. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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