Recovery Of Acid Values From Metallttrgical Acid Plan Blowdown

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
A. A. Trickett
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

In the treatment of gases from pyrometallurgical processes prior to acid manufacture, volatile components, sulphur trioxide and particulates ,are removed in wet gas cleantng systems. In the process a weak acid stream is generated, typically less than 10% H2S04, contaminated with volatiles such as arsenic, fluoride and chloride', plus metallic particulates. This effluent stream has, in the past, been disposed of in a variety of different ways. As a result of changing environmental legislation, smelters are having to review alternative solutions for treating this effluent stream. This paper' will describe a process developed by Chemetics which treats this effluent stream, generating a small dry metal sulphate stream plus a clean acid stream which is suitable for recycling to the smelter acid plant.
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APA: A. A. Trickett  (1992)  Recovery Of Acid Values From Metallttrgical Acid Plan Blowdown

MLA: A. A. Trickett Recovery Of Acid Values From Metallttrgical Acid Plan Blowdown. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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