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Study of Recovery of Value Metals from Waelz Clinker by Physical Separation

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2007 | pp. 31-35
It is very difficult to recycle and reuse Waelz clinker because of its fine particle size,high residual coke breeze,large hardness and complex compositions of low content of value metals. Based on the differences in magnetism and specific gravity between iron rich part and carbon rich part, some processes have been developed to separate part of coke breeze by hydraulic washing, to separate iron rich part from coke breeze by crushing-magnetic separation, to produce iron powder by ball milling-magnetic separation, and to produce silver-iron ore by gravity separation for the recovery of Ag, Cu and In from clinker by physical separation and for'proper comprehensive reuse of Waelz waste clinker in Zn hydrometallurgical industry.
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Progress in Spectrophotometric Determination of Zirconium and Hafnium

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2007 | pp. 36-40
The paper review the latest development of spectrophotometric determination of zirconium and hafnium. Description is made of various developers and conditions under which developing reactions take place,as well as the limit of detection,the interferences and the scope of determination of the corresponding methods.
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Current Research on Extraction of Mo from Wulfenite

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2007 | pp. 41-43
The characteristics of wulfenite and latest development of wulfenite extractive metallurgy were reviewed. Na2 S-leaching process, microbe-leaching process and mechanochemistry directly leaching process were introduced and compared, the result showed that Mo leaching ratio could reach 99% by mechanochemistry directly leaching process for wulfenite, in which process energy consumption was the lowest, and least equipment was needed,the newly developed process was the best way to recover Mo from wulfenite.
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Latest Development of New Niobium-Chromium- based Eutectic Autogenous Composite Material

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2007 | pp. 48-52
This paper has summarized the latest development of advanced Nb-Cr- based composite material possibly to be used as ultra-high-temperature structural material. The chemical composition,preparation techniques,microstructure and mechanical property of this alloy have been reviewed. This kind of alloy has the advantages of low density, high hardness, good high- temperature resistance etc.
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Latest Development,Application and Tendency for Future Development of Rare Rarth in Hot Galvanization

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2007 | pp. 61-64
The paper describes the superior performance of rare earth shown in hot galvanization. It reviews rare earth development and application in hot galvanization industry as well the progress in the research on effect of rare earth on the coating, wearability and the rare-earth dosage. The tendency of RE future development in hot galvanization industry is pointed out.
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The Meta-stable Structure of Aging Cu-Cr Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 1-5
Cu-1. 56Cr alloy has been prepared by gas-atomization, and the structure of the alloy aging at 500 ℃ at different time were observed. The TEM images show there were two meta-stable structures which were modulated structures at early stage of aging. The lattices were determined by the SAED pat- tern,the modulated structure Ⅰ was modulated based on the lattices of copper. The modulated structure Ⅱ was DO3 structure , the crystallographic relation between the modulated structure and matrix was N-W and probably the modulated structure Ⅱ was matrix of chrome. The precipitation sequence of Cu-1.56Cr alloys was:fcc Cu solution alloy modulated structure I→modulated structure Ⅱ→chrome. Two meta→stable structurs were metastable phase at the transformation from fcc structure to bcc.
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Oxidation Behavior of Nb-Ti-Al Alloys at High Temperature

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 6-10
The oxidation behavior of Nb-35Ti-6Al,Nb-15Ti-llAl and Nb-30Ti-15Al alloys is studied in air atmosphere at 900℃ and 1 000℃, and the high-temperature oxidation dynamic model of Nb-Ti-Al alloy is established. It is shown that the addition of Ti and Al can evidently decrease the oxidation rates of alloy, and both Nb-15Ti-llAl and Nb-30Ti-15Al(β+δ) show superior oxidation resistance than Nb-35Ti-6Al(β) which may be attributed to the decreased solubility and diffusion of oxygen in δ phase.
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