A Study On Solution Line Corrosion Of Lead Calcium Tin Anodes In Copper Electrowinning

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. Bemelmans
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Lead alloys function effectively as oxygen evolving anodes in copper SX-EW operations and are highly resistant to corrosion. The presence of organic from solvent extraction in the electrolyte seemed to enhance solution line attack. Laboratory tests showed that lead is soluble in D2EHPA, Acorga and LIX 984 to a limited, yet measurable degree. Lead alloys and various lead phases formed on the anode were tested to evaluate their effect on the corrosion process in organic media. Possible causes for anode corrosion and mechanisms responsible for their initiation will be discussed.
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APA: C. Bemelmans  (1996)  A Study On Solution Line Corrosion Of Lead Calcium Tin Anodes In Copper Electrowinning

MLA: C. Bemelmans A Study On Solution Line Corrosion Of Lead Calcium Tin Anodes In Copper Electrowinning. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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