Method for decreasing metal losses in nonferrous smelting operations
CA 1181954 A · Owner: Schuhmann, Reinhardt, Jr. · Inventors: Queneau, Paul E.; Schuhmann, Reinhardt, Jr.
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A process for producing a metal matte from a nonferrous metal-containing sulfide mineral concentrate in a horizontally disposed furnace wherein small sulfide particles are separated from the concentrate, compacted and introduced into the furnace along with the remainder of the concentrate; a melted iron sulfide-rich concentrate is spread onto the slag adjacent the introduction of the sulfide mineral concentrate; and a metallic iron-rich material containing carbon or silicon is spread onto the slag at a location adjacent the introduction of the melted iron sulfide-rich concentrate but spaced from the slag discharge of the furnace, such that a high-grade nonferrous metal matte is produced and …
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- Granted February 5, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 5, 2002.
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