Method for recovering the metal content of complex sulphidic met

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Processes – Electrothermic processes

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75 7, 75 23, 75 74, C22B 107

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ABSTRACT:
The metal content of complex sulphidic metal raw material is recovered therefrom by means of an autogenous flame-smelting process, preferably carried out in a vortex, with an oxygen-containing gas. The raw materials are smelted in a furnace in the presence of an excess of oxygen and together with an addition of an acid slag former, such as silica, to form a melt which is rich in metal-oxide silicate and poor in sulphur. Any metal phase formed in the furnace is separated from the silicate phase, and non-iron metals present in the silicate phase are recovered therefrom by selective reduction.

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