Eddy Current Separation of Aluminum Smelting by-Products:

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
J. Y. Hwang R. C. Greenlund M. Jeong A. M. Hein D. C. Popko R. Peterson R. McChesney
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

MTU is conducting a study to recycle and reuse the aluminum waste generated from various segments of the aluminum smelting industry. This research is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy and industry. A portion of this effort is to determine the operating efficiencies of Eddy Current Separation, comparing separating characteristics of white and black dross. The results of this effort will be presented here.
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APA: J. Y. Hwang R. C. Greenlund M. Jeong A. M. Hein D. C. Popko R. Peterson R. McChesney  (2000)  Eddy Current Separation of Aluminum Smelting by-Products:

MLA: J. Y. Hwang R. C. Greenlund M. Jeong A. M. Hein D. C. Popko R. Peterson R. McChesney Eddy Current Separation of Aluminum Smelting by-Products:. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2000.

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