Kennecott Copper Corporation

Jagdish Chandra Agarwal

David W Marshall

Louis John Petrovic

Richard Andre Giberti

Jonathan J Kim

Paul R Ammann

Proper cooling of fossil fuel power plant or smelter reverberatory furnace off gases for removal of sulfur dioxide by proper contacting of the same with lime or limestone, including the recycling of the scrubbing liquor.

Prevention of scale formation in wet lime scrubbers

An electrically conductive resinous composition of a copper flake, the surface of which has been cleaned by removing therefrom impurities and/or oxides, a resinous binder, an amount of copper flake in said resinous composition being from 25 to 70 percent, the impurities in said copper flake being less than 7000 ppm, said resinous composition being cured with a curative comprising a polyamide or an anhydride, or mixtures thereof; these compositions are suitable for uses such as heating panels or conformable heating shapes.

Heating panel

A process for recovering iron from preliminarily decopperized molten copper smelter slags having an initial composition which includes iron oxide, silica, and aluminum oxide as the major constituents. These constituents are initially present in the range of 40-70 percent FeO, 25-40 percent SiO.sub.2 and 5-10 percent Al.sub.2 O.sub.3. The slag is maintained in a molten state and a solid reductant is mixed into the slag using an internally cooled, metal bladed, rotating stirrer, which rotates at a rate sufficient to pump the reductant into the slag to enhance the reduction of the iron oxide. An important aspect of this invention is to reduce slag to recover iron when the slag contains the following constituents, 40-60 percent SiO.sub.2, 15-35 percent CaO, less than 20 percent FeO and 5-10 percent Al.sub.2 O.sub.3. Although the above constituents can vary within the range set forth, it is important to maintain the SiO.sub.2 to CaO ratio in the range of about 2.0 - 3.3. Thus, along with the reducing agent, other constituents are added to the molten slag to maintain the slag with the desired composition set forth above. After reduction of the slag in accordance with the foregoing procedure, the iron bearing phase is separated from the slag in the form of a metal-rich matte containing 85-90 percent iron.

Pyrometallurgical recovery of iron from iron silicate slags

Copper filled conductive epoxy

A process for reducing the amount of free and combined sulfur, such as pyritic, organic or elemental sulfur in coal; removing of these sulfur species may be made in an acid, basic or neutral solutions; at least 50 percent and up to 90 percent of sulfur, by weight, originally present in coal may be removed.

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Concord, MA, United States of America

Jagdish Chandra Agarwal