Pyrometallurgical Technology for Treatment of High-Sulfur Concentrate Lean with Respect to Copper

Kozhakhmetov, S. M.; Kvyatkovskii, S. A.; Kenzhaliev, É. B.; Sokolovskaya, L. V.; Semenova, A. S.

doi:10.1007/s11015-020-00916-x

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“…The use of continuous converting eliminates the periodicity of the blister copper production process, enables to use oxygen-enriched blast, to obtain a stable flow of sour gas of constant composition, to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions to the atmosphere to a minimum, to increase the degree of sulfur utilization that contributes to an improvement in the environmental situation. It is recommended for use in non-ferrous metallurgy enterprises with a copper matte conversion process [17]. Figure 2 shows a diagram of a two-zone Vanyukov furnace (melting in a liquid bath).…”

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Development and Implementation of Innovative Technologies That Ensure an Increase in The Extraction of Non-ferrous, Noble, Rare, Rare-Earth Metals

Kenzhaliyev¹,

Kvyatkovskiy²,

Trebukhov³

et al. 2022

Teknomekanik

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The article presents the most innovative technologies developed by Satbayev University, "Institute of Metallurgy and Ore Beneficiation" JSC (Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty) in recent years. The implementation of these works on an industrial scale will lead to significant economic and environmental effects. The following technologies are described: synthesis of a new foaming agent for intensification of flotation enrichment of gold-bearing ores; multicomponent microflotation, which allows to increase the extraction of valuable metals at existing deposits and to develop new, relatively poor and previously economically unpromising deposits; flotation enrichment of persistent gold-containing ore; contractile pyrometallurgical selection, which allows direct melting of persistent gold-containing raw materials with the transfer to the gas phase of arsenic, sulfur and other volatile components, followed by their neutralization and concentration of gold, silver and other non-ferrous metals in matte melt; continuous conversion of copper matte in the Vanyukov furnace; processing of liquid metallurgical slags in a furnace with an electrically heated coke filter; vacuum distillation refining of rough selenium; extraction of rare earth metals from extraction phosphoric acid obtained during the processing of phosphorites; processing of high-grade low-quality bauxite.

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confidence: 99%