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Flash smelting

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In most cases, the slag can be discarded, perhaps after some cleaning, and the matte is further treated in converters to produce blister copper. In some cases where the flash furnaces are fed with concentrate containing a sufficiently high copper content, the concentrate is converted directly to
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Flash smelting with oxygen-enriched air (the 'reaction gas') makes use of the energy contained in the concentrate to supply most of the energy required by the furnaces. The concentrate must be dried before it is injected into the furnaces and, in the case of the Outokumpu process, some of the
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has a water-cooled reaction shaft at one end of the vessel and a waste gas off-take at the other end. While the INCO flash furnace at Sudbury was the first commercial use of oxygen flash smelting, fewer smelters use the INCO flash furnace than the Outokumpu flash furnace.
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Ilkka V. Kojo; Ari Jokilaakso; Pekka Hanniala (February 2000). "Flash smelting and converting furnaces: A 50 year retrospect".
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Development of flash smelting in the copper industry, related to the number of smelters using this technology.
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Kivcet flash furnace, mainly designed for lead smelting (also efficient for copper and zinc smelting)
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Inco flash furnace, mainly designed for nickel smelting (also efficient for copper smelting)
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furnaces use an optional heater to warm the reaction gas typically to 100–450 °C.
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has end-wall concentrate injection burners and a central waste gas off-take, while the
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A second flash smelting system was developed by the International Nickel Company ('
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blister in a single Outokumpu furnace and further converting is unnecessary.
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The sulfur dioxide produced by flash smelting is typically captured in a
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plant in 1949 for smelting copper ore. It has also been adapted for
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Outokumpu flash furnace, mainly designed for copper smelting
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The reactions in the flash smelting furnaces produce copper
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Finnish
smelting
sulfur
chalcopyrite
Outokumpu
Finland
Harjavalta
nickel
lead
INCO
matte
sulfur dioxide
fluxes
silica
limestone
slag
sulfuric acid plant
Outotec
Vale
Outokumpu flash furnace, mainly designed for copper smelting
Inco flash furnace, mainly designed for nickel smelting (also efficient for copper smelting)
Kivcet flash furnace, mainly designed for lead smelting (also efficient for copper and zinc smelting)
Copper extraction techniques
"flash smelting"


"Outokumpu Flash Smelting"
Outokumpu
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