Pyrite Smelting
Pyrite Smelting
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He already informs us that the recent practice at Mt. Lyell has been to discontinue the hot blast, from which it would appear that the manage- ment found it profitable to do so. But even if the blast could be heated by waste-gases, as suggested by Mr. Beardsley, and all other conditions remained the same, it would be of great interest to know his experience with regard to the practical gain of using heated air under these circumstances.
Mr. Godshall quotes Mr. J. W. Nesmith's compara- tive stat...ement giving the results of a test run at Silver- ton, Colorado. The figures are not conclusive, in so far as no attempt was made to ascertain whether an in- 122 E. A. W BIN BERG.
creased air-supply alone would have brought about an increase in the furnace capacity.
Owing to a long absence from the United States, I am not competent to discuss the question concerning the inducements which central localities like Denver, Pueblo and Salt Lake may offer to a matte smelting es- tablishment to compete with lead smelters in the market for dry ores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He already informs us that the recent practice at Mt. Lyell has been to discontinue the hot blast, from which it would appear that the manage- ment found it profitable to do so. But even if the blast could be heated by waste-gases, as suggested by Mr. Beardsley, and all other conditions remained the same, it would be of great interest to know his experience with regard to the practical gain of using heated air under these circumstances.
Mr. Godshall quotes Mr. J. W. Nesmith's compara- tive stat...ement giving the results of a test run at Silver- ton, Colorado. The figures are not conclusive, in so far as no attempt was made to ascertain whether an in- 122 E. A. W BIN BERG.
creased air-supply alone would have brought about an increase in the furnace capacity.
Owing to a long absence from the United States, I am not competent to discuss the question concerning the inducements which central localities like Denver, Pueblo and Salt Lake may offer to a matte smelting es- tablishment to compete with lead smelters in the market for dry ores.
What to read after Pyrite Smelting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T a Thomas Arthur Rickard to read onlineMoreLess
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