Metal Recovery From Spent Acid Solutions And Baghouse Bags Using The INMETCO Process

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
R. H. Hanewald
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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18
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The INMETCO process has been modified so as to recover nickel. chromium and Iron from a wide variety of metal containing waste-streams. This now includes the recovery of metals from spent acid solutions such as chromic acid etching I1quids. nJcke1 and chromium plating solutions; stainless and superalloy pickling solutions. etc. In addition. hazardous electric furnace stainless steel and. superalloy baghouse bags can be processed so as to recover the valuable metall1cs. A detailed review of the above new recovery techniques w1ll be discussed as well as the current operating methods used at INMETCO.
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APA: R. H. Hanewald  (1992)  Metal Recovery From Spent Acid Solutions And Baghouse Bags Using The INMETCO Process

MLA: R. H. Hanewald Metal Recovery From Spent Acid Solutions And Baghouse Bags Using The INMETCO Process. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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