Dust To Gold

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. Marino
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Over the last 20 years, the manufacturing sector of our country has been called upon to comply with ever core stringent environmental standards. The primary metals sector was particularly hard hit early on, to develop the technology, acquire the equipment, and implement the programs to eliminate or reduce the by-products of metal making. To this end, through a combination of technological innovation and extensive capital expenditures, the metals industry has met, and in many cases, exceeded the minimum standards. It is to this escalating cost - liability exposure issue - that Dereco has addressed itself. As we move into the decade of the 90's, the challenge facing the metals industry concerning the environment will be even more difficult than the previous decade. To focus in on one major aspect of legislated environmental regulations, the issue we will address today is; now that the by-products of metal production have been identified, accounted for and collected, how are they to be disposed of? During the course of this presentation, actual data will be presented from our 4 1/4 year on-site experience at J & L Specialty Products
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APA: D. Marino  (1992)  Dust To Gold

MLA: D. Marino Dust To Gold. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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