EAF Dusts: A Viable Complete Minimization

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
E G. Prado
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

We have confirmed on bench scale the removal of chlorides and alkalies (+95%) and over 2/3 of the zinc, lead and cadmium from EAF dusts. This has been achieved with arrononium acetate solutions alone, or with combinations of water wash, amonia-ammonium carbonate and ammonium acetate solutions. Also confirmed are the process routes for the recovery of the aforementioned elements into marketable products. The technology involves the complete recycling of the reagents. The FAF residue is returned to the electric furnace without risk of impurities buildup. Commercial scale testing with the recycled dust was satisfactory, including quality of the slag and its behavior during the melting stage. A cursory feasibility evaluation is presented.
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APA: E G. Prado  (1994)  EAF Dusts: A Viable Complete Minimization

MLA: E G. Prado EAF Dusts: A Viable Complete Minimization. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1994.

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