Depletion of Slag from Almalyk Copper Plant with Aluminum Containing Waste
Khojiev Sh. T., Yusupkhodjaev A.A., Aribjonova D.Y., Gulnoza Berdiyor qizi Beknazarova, Abdullaev D.N.
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Khojiev Sh. T., Yusupkhodjaev A.A., Aribjonova D.Y., Gulnoza Berdiyor qizi Beknazarova, Abdullaev D.N.
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The article discusses the method of depletion of copper slag using local secondary technogenic formations. When performing this study, slag of secondary aluminum production was used as a reducing agent. It has been established that the developed and widely used in industry technologies for slag decontamination only partially solve the problem and lead to significant irretrievable losses of metal with dump slag. The main factors affecting the magnitude of the losses are established and suggestions for reducing their negative impact are recommended. The use of melting units in laboratory conditions is recommended, as in this case, it is possible to achieve a maximum reduction in the residual concentration of copper in the waste slag. Together, it is possible to achieve an increase in the complexity of the use of raw materials with the organization and implementation of low-waste technology.
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The article discusses the method of depletion of copper slag using local secondary technogenic formations. When performing this study, slag of secondary aluminum production was used as a reducing agent. It has been established that the developed and widely used in industry technologies for slag decontamination only partially solve the problem and lead to significant irretrievable losses of metal with dump slag. The main factors affecting the magnitude of the losses are established and suggestions for reducing their negative impact are recommended. The use of melting units in laboratory conditions is recommended, as in this case, it is possible to achieve a maximum reduction in the residual concentration of copper in the waste slag. Together, it is possible to achieve an increase in the complexity of the use of raw materials with the organization and implementation of low-waste technology.
Key concepts: Slag (welding), Copper slag, Environmental science, Copper, Waste management, Raw material, Human decontamination, Aluminium