Specific Features Of Autogenous Smelting Of Sulfide Raw Materials Using Oxygen-Flame Process

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
V. M. Paretsky
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Most recent developments made in the Gintsvetmet Institute in the field of technologies and equipment for single-stage autogenous smelting of copper sulfide raw materials to produce white metal and blister copper on the basis of oxygen-flame smelting process and separation of highly basic calcium-containing slags have been discussed. This technology includes the oxygen-flame smelting process (KFP Process) to produce highly basic self-disintegrating ferrite-calcium slags with their subsequent flotation to recover copper and a basically new sparging smelting process (FBP Process) to produce combined slags subjected to decopperizing inside the same furnace. Results of special investigations of the slag structure obtained in the KFP and FBP processes and substantiating selection of their chemical and phase composition have been presented. It has been demonstrated that the above processes meet the stringent world-level requirements to advanced technologies with respect to energy conservation and environmental safety with different scales of production and within a wide range of specific conditions of particular operations.
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APA: V. M. Paretsky  (2006)  Specific Features Of Autogenous Smelting Of Sulfide Raw Materials Using Oxygen-Flame Process

MLA: V. M. Paretsky Specific Features Of Autogenous Smelting Of Sulfide Raw Materials Using Oxygen-Flame Process. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2006.

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