Separation Of Minor Elements In Copper Smelting Using Top Submerged Lancing Technology

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
K. R. Robilliard
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

Ausmelt Technology has been developed to process copper concentrates containing significant levels of lead, arsenic and antimony. A process was developed aimed at smelting these concentrate materials to remove the contaminants to fume and produce a clean copper product. The production of clean copper and the potential economic benefits of this process step over the sale of impure concentrates is discussed.
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APA: K. R. Robilliard  (1995)  Separation Of Minor Elements In Copper Smelting Using Top Submerged Lancing Technology

MLA: K. R. Robilliard Separation Of Minor Elements In Copper Smelting Using Top Submerged Lancing Technology. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1995.

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