The Principles of Copper Smelting
The Principles of Copper Smelting
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ZnO, etc., by difference 2.5 per cent.
icx>.o per cent.
Having now obtained some idea of the amount of FeO which is indispensable for our proposed smelting mixture, we return to the examination of the ores at our disposal, and see distinctly that, after deducting the Fe which will go into the matte as FeS, and after adding sufficient limestone to reduce the silica contents of our proposed slag to a reasonable limit (say 45 per cent.), there will not be enough iron remaining in our mixture to fo...rm a slag containing anywhere near 20 per cent. FeO.
Whatever liberties we may feel warranted in taking after the smelting operation has once been established on a successful basis, I would advise no metallurgist to undertake a new enterprise of the kind now under consideration, unless he sees his way clear to keeping the SiO, in his slag down toward 45 per cent., and his FeO up to at least 20 p)er cent. If much AljO, be present, 1 should advise that, in his preliminary calculations, he lower the SiO, in his slag 0.66 per cent, for each unit of AljO, in the mix- ture above 5 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ZnO, etc., by difference 2.5 per cent.
icx>.o per cent.
Having now obtained some idea of the amount of FeO which is indispensable for our proposed smelting mixture, we return to the examination of the ores at our disposal, and see distinctly that, after deducting the Fe which will go into the matte as FeS, and after adding sufficient limestone to reduce the silica contents of our proposed slag to a reasonable limit (say 45 per cent.), there will not be enough iron remaining in our mixture to fo...rm a slag containing anywhere near 20 per cent. FeO.
Whatever liberties we may feel warranted in taking after the smelting operation has once been established on a successful basis, I would advise no metallurgist to undertake a new enterprise of the kind now under consideration, unless he sees his way clear to keeping the SiO, in his slag down toward 45 per cent., and his FeO up to at least 20 p)er cent. If much AljO, be present, 1 should advise that, in his preliminary calculations, he lower the SiO, in his slag 0.66 per cent, for each unit of AljO, in the mix- ture above 5 per cent.
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