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Year 2001 No 2

Rabatin Ľ., Vadász P., Tomášek K.
REFINING AND TREATMENT OF PALLADIUM FROM SECONDARY RESOURCES
Keywords: palladium|extraction|refining|reduction|
No 2 (2001), p. 168-176
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Kudliński Z., Sosnowski R., Sikora B., Dankmeyer-Łączny J.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE MOLTEN CASTING POWDER ON THE STEEL SURFACE PHENOMENA IN CONTINUOUS CASTING MOULD
Keywords: casting powder|surface defects|continuous steel casting|
No 2 (2001), p. 184-197
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Krupka D., Ochab B., Miernik J.
THE BOLESLAW ELECTROLYTIC ZINC PLANT
ABSTRACT
The electrolytic zinc plant, with a capacity 75 000 tonnes per year, is a part of Zaklady Gorniczo-Hutnicze BOLESLAW. It is the biggest zinc producer in Poland. The electrolytic zinc plant started up in 1955 with a capacity 15 000 tonnes per year, and multiplied its production by 5 till nowadays. At the beginning, the plant processed only calcine from zinc oxides ( 60% Zn, 3-4% Pb, 0,03 % Cd ) which were produced from Waeltz fumes by calcination in a rotary kiln. Participation of calcine from zinc sulfide concentrtes in the feed grew during the BOLESLAW plant expansion. Currently, only roasted sulphide concentrates, calcine from fluid-bed roasters, is processed. This paper presents a general description of the ZGH BOLESLAW plant and discusses the processes of roasting, leaching, purification and electrolysis.Also shown are the chemical analyses of the various process materials.

Keywords: zinc production|electrolytic plant|hydrometallurgy|
No 2 (2001), p. 198-206
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Parimucha P., Demeč P., Firdová L.
THE PROBLEM OF RELATION BETWEEN MOLD AND THE CAVITY SIZE FOR DIE CASTING MACHINES
ABSTRACT
The electrolytic zinc plant, with a capacity 75 000 tonnes per year, is a part of Zaklady Gorniczo-Hutnicze BOLESLAW. It is the biggest zinc producer in Poland. The electrolytic zinc plant started up in 1955 with a capacity 15 000 tonnes per year, and multiplied its production by 5 till nowadays. At the beginning, the plant processed only calcine from zinc oxides ( 60% Zn, 3-4% Pb, 0,03 % Cd ) which were produced from Waeltz fumes by calcination in a rotary kiln. Participation of calcine from zinc sulfide concentrtes in the feed grew during the BOLESLAW plant expansion. Currently, only roasted sulphide concentrates, calcine from fluid-bed roasters, is processed. This paper presents a general description of the ZGH BOLESLAW plant and discusses the processes of roasting, leaching, purification and electrolysis.Also shown are the chemical analyses of the various process materials.

Keywords: tooling|mould|time period|pressing speed|pressure|
No 2 (2001), p. 207-214
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