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|a books978-3-0365-7314-4
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|a Zhao, Baojun
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|a Fundamentals of Advanced Pyrometallurgy
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (260 p.)
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|a functional data analysis
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|a high heat input welding
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|a gear steel
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|a extreme outlier
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|a sulphide modification
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|a chlorination-volatilization
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|a phases of calcines
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|a fluid dynamic
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|a anode copper
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|a data pre-processing
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|a copper smelting slag
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|a arsenic control
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|a smelting slag
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|a water model
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|a copper smelting
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|a Cu-Fe alloy
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|a phase equilibria
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|a protective casting
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|a inclusion evolution
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|a formation mechanism
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|a History of engineering and technology / bicssc
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|a sintering liquid
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|a pyrometallurgical smelting
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|a end-point time prediction
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|a carbon brick
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|a Mining technology and engineering / bicssc
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|a calcium chloride
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|a sinter
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|a blister copper
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|a Technology: general issues / bicssc
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|a bottom-blowing
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|a inclusions characteristics
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|a iron infiltration
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|a pyrometallurgy
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|a gas utilization rate
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|a basic Oxygen Furnace steelmaking
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|a continuous casting
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|a ironmaking
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|a corrosion resistance to molten iron
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|a EPMA
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|a sinter softening behaviour
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|a anomaly monitoring
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|a kinetics
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|a cobalt oxide
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|a numerical simulation
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|a support vector regression
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|a CaO-MgO-Al2O3-SiO2 system
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|a tundish
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|a intelligent manufacturing
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|a desulphurization
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|a removal of alkali
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|a blowing period recognition
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|a argon blowing
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|a reduction mechanisms
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|a blast furnace
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|a thermodynamics
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|a arsenic distribution
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|a tungsten
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|a FactSage
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|a Na2O-SiO2-WO3 system
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|a converting slag
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|a phase plane
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|a high-proportion pellet
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|a wolframite
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|a lead-rich slag
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|a oxide metallurgy
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|a blast furnace slag
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|a liquidus temperature
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|a sodium tungstate
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|a Ti-Ca deoxidation
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|a fluxes
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|a bottom-blowing copper smelting
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|a smelting reduction
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|a copper metallurgy
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|a SKS
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|a slag
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|a carburization
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|a basicity
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|a plume eye
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|a Ma, Xiaodong
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|a Pyrometallurgy is considered to be an environmentally friendly technology in processing of primary and secondary raw materials. The continuous development of pyrometallurgical processes to treat more complex raw materials requires direct support from fundamental research. In this reprint, 18 papers focusing on recent investigations into the existing and new pyrometallurgical processes such as recovery of cobalt through chlorination-volatilization, the extraction of tungsten from low-grade concentrates, copper and lead smelting, ironmaking, and steelmaking are collected. This reprint is expected to serve as a valuable reference for academia and the industry working on thermodynamics, kinetics, and technological optimization and development.
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