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Nickel metallurgy

Author: Société Eramet

Publication date: April 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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    4. Nickel metallurgy

    4.1 Suitability of production processes for the ores processed

    Unlike the steel industry, where a single process (sintering on a grate, blast furnace, oxygen converter) has now become the norm for going from iron ore to steel, nickel metallurgy uses a large number of processes [16] , which can be adapted to the diversity of ores processed.

    This diversity is apparent :

    • the type of ore (sulfide or oxide ores);

    • in nickel content, which may lead to a preference for the pyrometallurgical route (relatively rich ores) or the hydrometallurgical route (poor ores);

    • in the nature of the elements...

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