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2021.5.1 Copper slag, generated mainly during copper smelting, and classified as a potentially harmful waste, is an important secondary resource containing not only
More2022.4.1 The mining industry faces a number of challenges that include rapid depletion of high-grade deposits, high energy cost for metal production, and growing
More2023.8.1 As copper slag has been identified as a hazardous waste, it requires the adoption of adequate precautionary measures for safe disposal [94]. Therefore,
More2022.2.2 The copper content of copper slag is 0.5–4.5% or even higher, which is much higher than the 0.2–0.3% mining grade of copper mines in China. The total iron
More2023.3.20 Waste recycling and reuse is an important component of sustainability. Extensive research is being conducted to address this issue by incorporating industrial
More2023.8.15 One of the greatest environmental challenges in metal extraction is the generation of a large amount of slag. Most of these slags contain insufficient amounts of
More2021.12.3 Copper slag is generated when copper and nickel ores are recovered from their parent ores using a pyrometallurgical process, and these ores usually contain other elements which include iron, cobalt,
More2021.9.17 Abstract. To recover metal from copper slags, a new process involving two steps of oxidative desulfurization followed by smelting reduction was proposed in which
More2022.4.1 The mining industry faces a number of challenges that include rapid depletion of high-grade deposits, high energy cost for metal production, and growing environmental concerns associated with mining waste disposal. Copper slag is one of the mining wastes that is raising growing concern due to the huge volumes being produced
More2021.12.3 Abstract. Copper slag is generated when copper and nickel ores are recovered from their parent ores using a pyrometallurgical process, and these ores usually contain other elements which include ...
More2023.3.20 Waste recycling and reuse is an important component of sustainability. Extensive research is being conducted to address this issue by incorporating industrial by-product such as steel slag, copper slag, fly ash, ferro-chrome slag, and so on into the construction industry. Steel slag, which is mostly calcium carbonate, is created as a by
MoreThis abrasive is commonly used for restoration of heavily painted steel bridges, ships, and water towers. Ebonygrit is a disposable high-density blasting slag made from a by-product of copper production. Ebonygrit distinguishes from light-weight blasting slag, due to its high density property. Typically, the majority of its composition is iron ...
More2014.10.17 The mixes containing steel and Fig. 10 System boundary description for cement, fine aggregate, copper slag and steel slag for the present study [46,[64][65][66] [67] 69] copper slag are economical ...
More2023.4.21 Annually more than 400 Mt of metallurgical slags are produced worldwide [1,2,3,4,5].From the annual Cu concentrate smelter production capacity, which is equal to around 21 Mt of copper metal in 2021, it can be estimated that more than 45 Mt of CUS were produced from primary sources assuming a slag to copper ratio of 2.2 [3, 4].Only 15% of
More2021.12.3 Copper slag is generated when copper and nickel ores are recovered from their parent ores using a pyrometallurgical process, and these ores usually contain other elements which include iron, cobalt, silica, and alumina. Slag is a major problem in the metallurgical industries as it is dumped into heaps which have accumulated into millions
More2017.1.1 Copper slag (CS) is a derivative of copper production that is mainly composed of heavy metals. The large amount of this material accumulated around the world entails a serious environmental danger.
More2023.1.10 Currently, copper slag is mostly thrown directly into slag disposal pits without treatments, allowing the leaching of heavy metals, thereby leading to severe environmental issues (Guo et al., 2018a; Shibayama et al., 2010). Correspondingly, copper slag is classified as hazardous waste (Yu et al., 2021).
More2023.11.1 During copper smelting, a variety of arsenic-bearing by-products are generated (Zhang, W. et al., 2021c, d), including copper smelting slag (CS), flue dust, black copper, and anode slime. These waste by-products, with the exception of CS, can be circulated directly into the smelting system for their harmless disposal and further
More2019.1.1 Disposal of slag is problem and a waste when disposed without recovery of any viable metals from the initial process. Investigation the dump of BCL will be necessary cost – reduction/injection for the plant. Fig. 2. (a) Copper slag Copper pyro metallurgical slags are inevitable waste by – products of copper smelting operations.
More2021.10.1 It unlocks opportunities for production of metals for energy storage using cleaner and more efficient production technologies as well as developing effective recycling strategies to solve both the metal supply and waste disposal problems. Copper slag contains significant amounts of valuable metals with average of 1.83 wt% Zn, 1.67 wt% Ag, 1.36 ...
More2008.8.1 The use of copper slag as a pozzolanic material for a partial substitute for ordinary Portland cement and its effects on the hydration reactions and properties of mortar and concrete have been reported in several publications (Al-Jabri et al., 2006, Taha et al., 2007, Malhotra, 1993, Tixier et al., 1997, Ariño and Mobasher, 1999, Douglas and
More2022.4.1 Copper slag has been found to possess excellent physical and mechanical properties (Gorai et al., 2003) and its utilisation as a construction material has the potential to reduce waste disposal and reduce the risks to the environment (Mobasher et al., 1996, Alp et al., 2008, Al-Jabri et al., 2011).
More2021.9.5 The copper slag in this research was sampled from Yunnan Province, China. According to the results in Table 1 and Fig. 1 (b), the copper slag included 40.12 wt% Fe, 29.05 wt% SiO 2, and 8.59 wt% (CaO+ MgO) and was primarily composed of the Fe 2 SiO 4 and Fe 3 O 4 phases. It also contained 0.61 wt% Cu, 0.21 wt% Pb, and 0.58 wt%
More2017.7.1 The present work focuses on assessing the viability of applying blasted copper slag, produced during abrasive blasting, as fine aggregate for Portland cement concrete manufacturing, resulting in an alternative and safe disposal method. Leaching assays showed no toxicity for this material. Concrete mixtures were produced, with high
More2021.4.1 Copper slag is a metallurgical waste that is disposed by way of stockpiling at designated dump sites within a mining site. The observed depletion of high-grade iron ores in Botswana and the environmental hazards associated with disposal of untreated metallurgical waste, presents an opportunity for research on secondary sources of iron
More2022.6.1 The performance of copper slag flotation is significantly improved through the proposed approach, which provides an idea for improving the recovery of copper slag flotation in the industry. ... Enhancing the flotation recovery of copper minerals in smelter slags from namibia prior to disposal. Heliyon, 6 (1) (2020), 10.1016/j.heliyon.2019 ...
MoreCopper slag is a solid pollutant with high recyclability. Reduction and separation are regarded as effective disposal methods. However, during the melting process, the separation and migration behavior of elements in the copper slag is complicated. Thus, the formation of pollutants cannot be controlled merely by optimizing the operation parameters.
More2007.1.1 Copper slag is a by-product of the copper smelting industry. The molten slag from the smelter is quenched in water and quick cooling of this slag results in amorphous, non-crystalline particulates. Some of the characteristics of copper slag such as hardness, high density, and low free silica content are useful in removing heavy rust and ...
More2020.10.20 The utilization of copper slag in concrete manufacturing can help in many ways such as reducing disposal cost and environmental danger posed by the landfill disposal to the surrounding. According to studies by Al-Jabri et al. (2009 , 2011) , copper slag is a suitable material for utilization in concrete without compromising its properties.
More2020.1.1 Finally, the scientific treatment method of copper slag in future is prospected that green, economic, and environmentally friendly sustainable disposal process is the main theme. View Show abstract
More2004.10.1 Trial mixes, water requirement and setting time. This study has shown that the waste copper slag from blasting operation can be safely solidified/stabilized in a cement-based S/S system. The leachability of copper, nickel, lead, and zinc ions presence in copper slag were lower than the regulatory limits. The mortar incorporating waste copper ...
More2022.6.21 Copper slag is a by-product produced in the copper smelting and converting processes. [] Every year, more than 40 million tons of copper slag is discharged into the environment worldwide. [] Dumping in specific landfill sites is still the main way to dispose of the copper slag for most copper smelters. [] The disposal of such a huge
More2022.4.1 This work proposes an environmentally safe and economically feasible method of waste copper-nickel production slag utilization (Kola Mining-Metallurgical Company, Nornickel, Kola Peninsula, Russia).
More2021.12.3 smelter slag (copper slag), which comprises metals related to copper, e.g., nickel, zinc, iron, and cobalt [14–17]. Over the years, many mining and mineral processing operations have accepted the responsibility of protecting the environment by following safe disposal regulations of the waste produced.
More2021.1.1 In conclusion, the As species in copper slag can be partitioned into Cu-As intermetallics, Cu-As sulfides and As incorporated in fayalite phase and glassy silicates matrix, which are definitely revealed in the present study. ... Disposal of arsenic in copper discharge slags. J. Hazard. Mater., 77 (2000), pp. 241-252, 10.1016/s0304
More2022.11.4 The slag is a by-product of the waste generated during pyrometallurgical extraction or the smelting of copper. It means the extraction and purification of copper from sulphide ore at very high ...
More2007.12.31 Copper slag, a by-product from copper smelting industry, is widely used as an abrasive material to remove rust, old coating and other contamination in dry abrasive blasting which is an expensive ...
More2023.3.3 Copper slag is a by-product obtained during the matte smelting and refining of copper. Production of one ton of copper generates, approximately 2.2–3 tons copper slag. ... production of value added products and disposal in slag dumps or stockpiles. Currently, copper slag has been widely used for abrasive tools, roofing granules, cutting tools ...
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