The Use of Primary Dross From the Aluminum Industry for Manufacturing Aluminum Sulfate

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Billy W. Osborne
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

The use or primary dross as a source for aluminum ion in the manufacture of aluminum sulfate offers opportunities for an inexpensive raw material. The aluminum sulfate industry in the US is a mature market with numerous small plants operating close to major users. The majority of manufacturers use either bauxite or aluminum oxide trihydrate as a source for the alum¬inum ion.. However, using process technology developed and patented by IWC, the oxides are removed from primary dross for use in manufacturing aluminum sulfate prior to metal recovery. This process offers the benefit of reducing costs for metal recovery. This paper discusses some of the methodology used in this process.
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APA: Billy W. Osborne  (1995)  The Use of Primary Dross From the Aluminum Industry for Manufacturing Aluminum Sulfate

MLA: Billy W. Osborne The Use of Primary Dross From the Aluminum Industry for Manufacturing Aluminum Sulfate. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1995.

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