Copper Smelting In Japan

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 5, 1915

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Discussion of the paper of MANUEL EISSLER, presented at the New York meeting, February, 1915, and printed in Bulletin. No. 9.5, November, 1914, pp. 3661 to 2703. J. W. RICHARDS, So. Bethlehem, Pa.-I do not see in the paper a description of the Mabuki hearth as used for ore smelting. I noticed it described for concentrating matte, but I believe the older Japanese process was to use it for-smelting directly, by a pyritic smelting and Bessemerizing all in one operation, in the same simple hearth apparatus. There is a monograph published in German, on Copper-Ore Smelting in the Mabuki Hearth. At Ashio the practice of injecting bituminous coal at the, tuyères is noteworthy. It is very interesting to see two men load little cartridges on the end. of an iron rod with bituminous coal, and push them into the furnace tuyères, and with a piston inject 2 or 3 lb.. of bituminous
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APA:  (1915)  Copper Smelting In Japan

MLA: Copper Smelting In Japan. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1915.

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