2017-11-17 A flue dust that contains valuable metals is generated during smelting operation for e-waste treatment. However, metal recovery from this flue dust
Read More2006-2-1 Copper dust emanating from the Sarcheshmeh furnaces was a suitable substrate for bioleaching process and as chalcocite was the main copper mineral, mesophilic bacteria degraded it easily. Increasing the pulp density created a condition with higher toxicity and shear stress and decreased the mass transfer, all of that resulted in slowing down ...
Read More2015-2-3 Abstract: Copper in the chlorination dust of copper-containing slag was recovered through the hydrochloric acid agitation leaching-N902 extraction process, and the main influential factors on the leaching of the chlorination dust were studied. The results show that under the conditions of 15% concentration of hydrochloric acid, ratio of liquid ...
Read MoreMaximum copper recovery from concentrate and dust was achieved using a moderately thermophilic culture.Under optimum conditions, copper dissolution from concentrate reached 87.52% with moderately ...
Read MoreCopper in the chlorination dust of copper-containing slag was recovered through the hydrochloric acid agitation leaching-N902 extraction process, and the main influential factors on the leaching of the chlorination dust were studied. The results show that under the conditions of 15% concentration of hydrochloric acid, ratio of liquid to solid 4 m L/g, reaction temperature 60 ℃
Read More2021-11-10 Copper Dust is Combustible and is an Explosion Hazard: When most people think of controlling dust in the workplace, they think of taking steps to avoid inhaling dusts to prevent health problems. However, the accumulation of combustible dusts in the workplace can lead to far greater consequences.
Read More2020-1-16 Copper smelter dust is an ultrafine hazardous waste containing various heavy metallic elements. This manuscript proposed a novel method for efficient recovery of crown zinc and metallic copper from copper smelter dust, including evaporation and condensation of zinc vapor, and super-gravity separation of copper droplets.
Read More1984-5-1 A hydrometallurgical process has been developed for the recovery of valuable metals from the flue dust of a copper smelter. The dust containing various metals, such as lead, zinc, copper, bismuth, indium, cadmium, iron, arsenic etc., was treated using this hydrometallurgical process to recover all these metals and also to solve environmental pollution problems.
Read MoreCopper smelter flue dust is a residue, rich in zinc, originating from the pyrometallurgical process of copper, and constitutes a potential raw material for zinc production. In order to valorise this waste by hydrometallurgical processes, its leaching with sulphuric acid at constant pH is studied. Ex
Read More1985-5-1 Recovery of copper, silver and zinc from Huelva (Spain) copper smelter flue dust by a chloride leach process. Hydrometallurgy, 14: 93--103. Copper smelter flue dust is a serious problem in terms of pollution and storage because of its high content of metal in water-soluble compounds and its low apparent density (450 kg/m3).
Read More2017-8-5 The copper in cyclone and cottrell dust ranges widely (from 15 to 30 wt- pct) and accounts for 3 to 10 pct of the copper fed to the primary melting furnace. With improved dust recovery systems, only about 0.5 pct of the copper charged to the
Read MoreMaximum copper recovery from concentrate and dust was achieved using a moderately thermophilic culture.Under optimum conditions, copper dissolution from concentrate reached 87.52% with moderately ...
Read More2021-11-2 Over 300,000 short tons (st) of dust is generated annually by U.S. secondary copper, brass, and bronze smelters. The Bureau of Mines has developed an alkaline leach method for recovering metal values from copper converter flue dust containing zinc, tin, lead, and copper.
Read MoreMETAL RECOVERY FROM SECONDARY COPPER CONVERTER DUST BY AMMONIACAL CARBONATE LEACHING By Robert C. Gabler, Jr.,1 and Jack R. Jones2 ABSTRACT Effective recycling or disposal of flue dusts is a continuing problem, particularly for secondary smelters
Read MoreCopper smelter flue dust is a residue, rich in zinc, originating from the pyrometallurgical process of copper, and constitutes a potential raw material for zinc production. In order to valorise this waste by hydrometallurgical processes, its leaching with sulphuric acid at constant pH is studied. Ex
Read MoreThe copper dust with high As, Cu, and Zn contents was circulating leached and filtered using sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide solution at the ambient temperature and pressure. 37 Hydrogen peroxide was used to oxidize As(III) to As(V). The copper dust was the secondary dust produced in the smelting process of copper concentrate (obtained from ...
Read MoreThe efficient removal and recovery of arsenic from copper smelting flue dust have received widespread attention due to its extremely high toxicity and carcinogenicity. In this research, a roasting method used for treating the dust at a relatively low temperature (300-400 ℃), with adding sulfuric aci
Read More2020-6-12 Copper smelting open-circuit (CSO) dust contains various valuable metals, such as copper, lead, and zinc, as well as undesirable toxic elements such as arsenic. Thus, the comprehensive recovery of valuable elements from CSO dust is highly significant from both economic and environmental perspectives. In this review, pyrometallurgical, pyrohydrometallurgical and hydrometallurgical
Read More2021-8-17 A nitrate leachate containing Cu(II), Ag(I), Ni(II), Mg(II), and Al(III) was obtained during the leaching of industrial dust, which arises during the pyrometallurgy of spent camera modules. To separate and recover Cu(II) and Ag(I) from the leaching solution, solvent extraction experiments using 5,8-diethyl-7-hydroxydodecan-6-oxime (LIX63) were conducted. LIX63 was found to selectively extract ...
Read More2018-5-4 C. Nunez, F. Espiell, and A. Roca, “Recovery of copper, silver and zinc from Huelva (Spain) copper smelter flue dust by a chloride leach process,” Hydrometallurgy 14,
Read MoreMaximum copper recovery from concentrate and dust was achieved using a moderately thermophilic culture.Under optimum conditions, copper dissolution from concentrate reached 87.52% with moderately ...
Read MoreRequest PDF Recovery of Copper from Flue Dust Generated in e-Waste Processing Using Physicochemical Methods A flue dust that contains valuable metals is
Read More2021-11-2 Over 300,000 short tons (st) of dust is generated annually by U.S. secondary copper, brass, and bronze smelters. The Bureau of Mines has developed an alkaline leach method for recovering metal values from copper converter flue dust containing zinc, tin, lead, and copper.
Read MoreThe purpose of this study was to develop a resource recovery procedure for recovering copper and zinc from dust produced by copper smelting furnaces during the manufacturing of copper-alloy wires. The concentrations of copper in copper-containing dust do not meet the regulation standards defined by
Read MoreMETAL RECOVERY FROM SECONDARY COPPER CONVERTER DUST BY AMMONIACAL CARBONATE LEACHING By Robert C. Gabler, Jr.,1 and Jack R. Jones2 ABSTRACT Effective recycling or disposal of flue dusts is a continuing problem, particularly for secondary smelters
Read MoreABSTRACT The flue dust generated during the processing of e-waste is valuable as a secondary metal resource. In this study, a process of selective metal recovery from flue dust through the magnetic separation and the leaching process were developed. All the experiments were carried out at atmospheric pressure below 60°C. A continuous four-step process was carried out for the selective ...
Read MoreCopper smelter flue dust is a residue, rich in zinc, originating from the pyrometallurgical process of copper, and constitutes a potential raw material for zinc production. In order to valorise this waste by hydrometallurgical processes, its leaching with sulphuric acid at constant pH is studied. Ex
Read More2019-8-8 Copper smelter dust is an ultrafine hazardous waste containing various heavy metallic elements. This manuscript proposed a novel method for efficient recovery of crown zinc and metallic copper from copper smelter dust, including evaporation and condensation of zinc vapor, and super-gravity separation of copper droplets.
Read More2017-2-5 Z. Liu, Analysis and suggestion on comprehensive recovery process of copper smelting dust. China Nonferrous Metall. 5, 44–48 (2015) Google Scholar. 5. S. Ruan, Y. Lu, On comprehensive recovery of valuable metals from ESP dust in copper smelting. Nonferrous Smelting 6, 41–44 (2003) Google Scholar. 6.
Read More2018-5-4 C. Nunez, F. Espiell, and A. Roca, “Recovery of copper, silver and zinc from Huelva (Spain) copper smelter flue dust by a chloride leach process,” Hydrometallurgy 14,
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