Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations

Nickel smelting and converting can be viewed as processes in which iron is either partitioned or transported between matte and slag. Metal recovery depends on the mass of iron transported to slag, the thermodynamic environment in which the transport is made, and the extent to which the slag, once f...

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Main Author: Grimsey, Eric
Other Authors: Reddy, RG
Format: Conference Paper
Language:English
Published: The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society 1993
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81545
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description Nickel smelting and converting can be viewed as processes in which iron is either partitioned or transported between matte and slag. Metal recovery depends on the mass of iron transported to slag, the thermodynamic environment in which the transport is made, and the extent to which the slag, once formed, is left in contact with the matte. The importance of these effects is discussed with reference to a new equation which describes metal recovery in terms of a mass balance and a thermodynamically related parameter which is easily measured in practice.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-815452021-02-04T04:11:36Z Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations Grimsey, Eric Reddy, RG Weizenbach, RN Nickel smelting and converting can be viewed as processes in which iron is either partitioned or transported between matte and slag. Metal recovery depends on the mass of iron transported to slag, the thermodynamic environment in which the transport is made, and the extent to which the slag, once formed, is left in contact with the matte. The importance of these effects is discussed with reference to a new equation which describes metal recovery in terms of a mass balance and a thermodynamically related parameter which is easily measured in practice. 1993 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81545 English The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society restricted
spellingShingle Grimsey, Eric
Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title_full Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title_fullStr Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title_full_unstemmed Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title_short Metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
title_sort metal recovery in nickel smelting and converting operations
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81545