An Over View Of Treatment Of Lead-Zinc Bearing Low Grade And Waste Materials In India

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
A. C. Wadhawan
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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15
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

In the present context of rapid industrialization, production of Lead-Zinc metals from low grade materials, residues and wastes can make substantial contribution to the supply of these metals in India. Recovery from secondary sources also plays an important role in conservation of mineral resources and lower power consumption. Conscious effort is therefore, required to increase the secondary metals which, besides saving in energy cost will also help in waste material management and keeping environment clean. The major thrust is, therefore, needed in this direction. During all these years, the Indian Lead- Zinc industry has made sustained efforts for recovery of metals from low grade ores and from metallurgical wastes and residues. The paper identifies the treatment of low grade ores by various technologies and techniques and the treatment of metallurgical residues and wastes generated during primary Lead and Zinc smelting in India. Some of the major achievements in past decade have also been elaborated in the paper. The strategies to be followed for continuing treatment of low grade ores and waste materials by adopting newer, environmental friendly technologies, in consonance with the rigid standards being adopted by most of the countries including India. have also been dealt with in the paper.
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APA: A. C. Wadhawan  (1994)  An Over View Of Treatment Of Lead-Zinc Bearing Low Grade And Waste Materials In India

MLA: A. C. Wadhawan An Over View Of Treatment Of Lead-Zinc Bearing Low Grade And Waste Materials In India. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1994.

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