Bath Ratio Control Improvements at Alcoa Poços De Caldas - Brazil -An Update

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
L. Paulino J. Yamamoto R. A. Camilli J. C. Araujo
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

The first paper presented on this work [1], showed how bath ratio was increased from 78% to over 95% using a structured approach to reduce bath chemistry variability. This update will illustrate the steps taken and update the results presented earlier, showing the effects of long power interruptions and several load reductions as well as load increase during the period from 1999 to 2005. Current efficiency was affected by such processes upset; however, bath ratio in range (±0.05) is still higher than 90%, even after an increment of more than 6 kA. This review will explain each of the steps taken to reach stability in this critical smelting parameter.
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APA: L. Paulino J. Yamamoto R. A. Camilli J. C. Araujo  (2006)  Bath Ratio Control Improvements at Alcoa Poços De Caldas - Brazil -An Update

MLA: L. Paulino J. Yamamoto R. A. Camilli J. C. Araujo Bath Ratio Control Improvements at Alcoa Poços De Caldas - Brazil -An Update. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2006.

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