UBC Recycling Complex Mass Balance

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Robert F. Jenkins King G. Robertson
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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21
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

This paper presents a practical approach for utilizing a computer model to determine the mass balance for a typical UBC recycling complex - starting with raw materials input, through scrap preparation, delacquering, melting, alloy adjustment and casting. This model is especially concerned with metal unit losses throughout the recycling complex with emphasis on metal losses at the melting furnace. The model also addresses the application of hardener alloys, metallurgical salts, chlorine for demagging, and reagents for acid gas emissions control. Other issues addressed are dross generation, acid gas emissions and dirt and fines to landfill. One benefit of the model is the conversion of annual production objectives to hourly production rates and resource requirements taking into account production schedules, maintenance downtime, and operations inefficiencies.
Citation

APA: Robert F. Jenkins King G. Robertson  (2000)  UBC Recycling Complex Mass Balance

MLA: Robert F. Jenkins King G. Robertson UBC Recycling Complex Mass Balance. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2000.

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