Preprocessing organic secondary materials enables continuous thermal treatment, maintaining high throughput while minimizing pollutant emissions.
Segmented leaching at varying pH levels extracts phosphoric acid from sewage sludge ash, resolving low-grade product issues by enabling technical grade purity.
Adding sulfate ions to chloride media solvent extraction increases copper concentration in the organic phase, reducing solution volume and operational costs.
Corrects contaminated mongrel alloy composition using specific elements to achieve amorphous structure without virgin material.
Flux-assisted reduction converts iron and volatile metals in non-ferrous slag to metallic form for clean separation.
Thermal treatment of spent inert anodes at 950-1200°C removes bath residues, preventing voids and iron content reduction in castings.
Direct oxalate precipitation with a reducing agent isolates rare earth elements from acidic leach solutions.
A two-stage combustion process heats solid scrap with visible flames before switching to flameless mode for molten metal.
Tin stripping additive reduces nitric acid usage while maintaining high efficiency, addressing environmental pollution from strong acid waste.
Evaporation process separates organic solvents from noble metals in liquid waste streams.