New Short Bed Ion Exchange Technology For Metals Recovery

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Craig J. Brown
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

Despite its great potential utility, ion exchange has only achieved limited application in hydrometallurgy. To a significant extent this is due to the limitations of conventional ion exchange process design as well as the properties of the ion exchange resins themselves. Over the past decade several new ion exchange resins have been introduced with properties that make them potentially very useful for various hydrometallurgical separations. In addition, a novel ion exchange process called Reciprocating Flow Ion Exchange or Recoflo, which has been employed in the metal finishing industry for the last dozen or so years for chemical recovery and effluent treatment, has been shown to offer a number of unique and significant advantages over conventional I.X. technology.
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APA: Craig J. Brown  (1984)  New Short Bed Ion Exchange Technology For Metals Recovery

MLA: Craig J. Brown New Short Bed Ion Exchange Technology For Metals Recovery. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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