2011
DOI: 10.2478/v10172-011-0067-z
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Optimal Production of Electrolytic Copper Determined by the Concentration and Distribution of Copper Concentrates to Smelters on the Example of KGHM

Abstract: The issues of copper production strategy for the Polish copper industry are presented in the article. The problem is considered within the scope of the ore extraction, ore concentration and metallurgical processing of the copper concentrate and the main aim is to produce the specific amount of copper, which generates maximum technological and economic benefits. In order to determine the strategy of production for a company an optimisation approach may be applied with the target function defined as either the m… Show more

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“…It is benefitted from feed-forward and feed-backward information of the product streams as well as from the state and performances of the unit processes [7][8], such as off-gas train and its gas handling capacity, or solution purification of the tank house and its limits in, e.g., arsenic elimination from the electrolyte. Sometimes, this approach can be applied from ore mining to refining, and even linked with metal prices [9].…”
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“…It is benefitted from feed-forward and feed-backward information of the product streams as well as from the state and performances of the unit processes [7][8], such as off-gas train and its gas handling capacity, or solution purification of the tank house and its limits in, e.g., arsenic elimination from the electrolyte. Sometimes, this approach can be applied from ore mining to refining, and even linked with metal prices [9].…”
Section: Drivers For the Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…arsenic elimination from the electrolyte. Sometimes, this approach can be applied from ore mining to refining, and even linked with metal prices (Saramak 2011).…”
Section: Drivers For the Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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