Article | REF: M2314 V2

Tin metallurgy and recycling

Author: Jacques DE CUYPER

Publication date: March 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    5. Recycling processes

    Tin recycling produces so-called secondary tin, i.e. tin obtained from so-called secondary materials in the broadest sense, as opposed to ores and concentrates extracted from natural deposits. These tin-containing materials can be divided into three categories:

    • by-products from the metallurgical processing of ores and concentrates: slag, dust, ash, liquation skimmings, precipitates, sludges, salts, cements, etc. ;

    • by-products from tin-consuming industries (iron and steel, alloy foundries, semi-finished product manufacturing, electronics, chemical and pharmaceutical industries, etc.): offcuts and scrap, turnings, salts, residues, slag, solutions, etc;

    • scrap and miscellaneous waste from finished products after consumption by the market: tin cans, urban waste, electrical and...

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