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    Proceedings of Copper 2010 VII Preface Copper – Indicator of the progress of civilization This is the motto for the 7 th international copper conference, the most important copper seminar in theworld, which has been organized by the GDMB, the German based Society for Mining, Metallurgy,Resource and Environmental Technology, together with IIMCh from Chile, MetSoc from Canada,TMS, SME from USA and MMIJ from Japan.The copper conferences bring together the highest level of science and technology: universities, metalproducers, manufacturing companies, suppliers and finally the people who work with copper: scien-tists, technicians, engineers, traders and many more.An extensive programme has been arranged for this conference and an abundance of contributions fromall over the world dealing with the different aspects of copper making and its use are registered already,for which we gratefully thank the authors. Apart from plenary addresses, separate sessions will be heldfor economics, mineral processing, pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, electrowinning and -refining,downstream fabrication and application, process control and automation, recycling and sustainable de-velopment, environmental control, health and safety. Copper, one of the oldest metals used by mankind,is still today one of the most important industrial metals and indispensable for modern life. It is the indi-cator of industrialization and progress in every country. It is used everywhere, where electricity flowsand thus is still valued so highly today. The increased economic potential of newly industrialized coun-tries, above all East Asia and China, has increased the significance of the red metal once again. Morerecent technologies in production, processing and application often provide new answers to old ques-tions. From the middle of the last century there was another innovation surge resulting in totally newtechnologies, a trend still going on. This has made each copper conference into an exciting adventure. Itis positive and reassuring that particularly the high industrialized countries have become the vanguard,not just in technical innovation, but also protection of environment and nature and preserving resources.They repeatedly prove that ecology and economy may go hand in hand.Many sponsors have contributed to the conference’s success, for which I would like to express mysincere thanks!

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    Proceedings of Copper 2010 VII Preface Copper – Indicator of the progress of civilization This is the motto for the 7 th international copper conference, the most important copper seminar in theworld, which has been organized by the GDMB, the German based Society for Mining, Metallurgy,Resource and Environmental Technology, together with IIMCh from Chile, MetSoc from Canada,TMS, SME from USA and MMIJ from Japan.The copper conferences bring together the highest level of science and technology: universities, metalproducers, manufacturing companies, suppliers and finally the people who work with copper: scien-tists, technicians, engineers, traders and many more.An extensive programme has been arranged for this conference and an abundance of contributions fromall over the world dealing with the different aspects of copper making and its use are registered already,for which we gratefully thank the authors. Apart from plenary addresses, separate sessions will be heldfor economics, mineral processing, pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, electrowinning and -refining,downstream fabrication and application, process control and automation, recycling and sustainable de-velopment, environmental control, health and safety. Copper, one of the oldest metals used by mankind,is still today one of the most important industrial metals and indispensable for modern life. It is the indi-cator of industrialization and progress in every country. It is used everywhere, where electricity flowsand thus is still valued so highly today. The increased economic potential of newly industrialized coun-tries, above all East Asia and China, has increased the significance of the red metal once again. Morerecent technologies in production, processing and application often provide new answers to old ques-tions. From the middle of the last century there was another innovation surge resulting in totally newtechnologies, a trend still going on. This has made each copper conference into an exciting adventure. Itis positive and reassuring that particularly the high industrialized countries have become the vanguard,not just in technical innovation, but also protection of environment and nature and preserving resources.They repeatedly prove that ecology and economy may go hand in hand.Many sponsors have contributed to the conference’s success, for which I would like to express mysincere thanks!

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    Proceedings of Copper 2010 VII Preface Copper – Indicator of the progress of civilization This is the motto for the 7 th international copper conference, the most important copper seminar in theworld, which has been organized by the GDMB, the German based Society for Mining, Metallurgy,Resource and Environmental Technology, together with IIMCh from Chile, MetSoc from Canada,TMS, SME from USA and MMIJ from Japan.The copper conferences bring together the highest level of science and technology: universities, metalproducers, manufacturing companies, suppliers and finally the people who work with copper: scien-tists, technicians, engineers, traders and many more.An extensive programme has been arranged for this conference and an abundance of contributions fromall over the world dealing with the different aspects of copper making and its use are registered already,for which we gratefully thank the authors. Apart from plenary addresses, separate sessions will be heldfor economics, mineral processing, pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, electrowinning and -refining,downstream fabrication and application, process control and automation, recycling and sustainable de-velopment, environmental control, health and safety. Copper, one of the oldest metals used by mankind,is still today one of the most important industrial metals and indispensable for modern life. It is the indi-cator of industrialization and progress in every country. It is used everywhere, where electricity flowsand thus is still valued so highly today. The increased economic potential of newly industrialized coun-tries, above all East Asia and China, has increased the significance of the red metal once again. Morerecent technologies in production, processing and application often provide new answers to old ques-tions. From the middle of the last century there was another innovation surge resulting in totally newtechnologies, a trend still going on. This has made each copper conference into an exciting adventure. Itis positive and reassuring that particularly the high industrialized countries have become the vanguard,not just in technical innovation, but also protection of environment and nature and preserving resources.They repeatedly prove that ecology and economy may go hand in hand.Many sponsors have contributed to the conference’s success, for which I would like to express mysincere thanks!

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    Proceedings

    Volume 3
    Pyrometallurgy II

    Conference organized by GDMB, IIMCh, MetSoc, MMIJ, SME and TMS


    Editor
    GDMB
    Paul-Ernst-Strae 10, D-38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
    Internet: www.GDMB.de
    Volume 1 ISBN 978-3-940276-25-4
    Volume 2 ISBN 978-3-940276-26-1
    Volume 3 ISBN 978-3-940276-27-8
    Volume 4 ISBN 978-3-940276-28-5
    Volume 5 ISBN 978-3-940276-29-2
    Volume 6 ISBN 978-3-940276-30-8
    Volume 7 ISBN 978-3-940276-31-5
    Set (Volume 1+2+3+4+5+6+7) ISBN 978-3-940276-32-2

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or electronically processed,
    copied or distributed without the prior consent by the editor.
    The content of the papers is the sole responsibility of the authors. All papers were peer reviewed by
    the corresponding members of the technical groups of the organizing societies.

    Editorial staff: Dipl.-Ing. Jens Harre


    Production and marketing: GDMB Informationsgesellschaft mbH
    Printed by: Papierflieger

    GDMB Clausthal-Zellerfeld 2010

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    Table of Contents Volume 3

    Pyrometallurgy II (Authors M-Z)

    Sulphide Bath Smelting: 19th Century Concept and Hollways Legacy 945
    P. J. Mackey, A. E. Wraith

    Large Scale Copper Smelting Using Ausmelt TSL Technology at the 961
    Tongling Jinchang Smelter
    R. W. Matusewicz, Prof. M. A. Reuter, S. P. Hughes, Shengdao Lin, Laisheng Sun

    Extending Copper Smelting and Converting Furnace Campaign Life 971


    through Technology
    K. McKenna, C. Newman, N. Voermann, R. Veenstra, M. King, J. Bryant

    High Intensity Cast Cooling Element Design and 987


    Fabrication Considerations
    K. McKenna, N. Voermann, R. Veenstra, C. Newman

    Management of Copper Flash Smelting Off-Gas Line Gas Flow 1003


    and Oxygen Potential
    Dr. Elli Miettinen, Tapio Ahokainen, Kaj Eklund

    The Teniente Converter: A High Smelting Rate and Versatile Reactor 1013
    Alex Moyano, Fernando Rojas, Carlos Caballero, Jonkion Font,
    Marco Rosales, Hugo Jara

    Development of Sumitomo Concentrate Burner 1025


    K. Nagai, K. Kawanaka, K. Yamamoto, S. Sasai

    Review of Process Options to Treat Enargite Concentrates 1035


    J. G. Peacey, M. Z. Gupta, K. J. R. Ford

    Proceedings of Copper 2010 XIII


    Customized Burner Concepts for the Copper Industry 1051
    Dipl.-Ing. Michael Potesser, Dipl.-Ing. Burkhardt Holleis,
    Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Mont. Martin Demuth, Dipl.-Ing. Davor Spoljaric MBA,
    Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Zauner

    Process Optimization by Means of Heat and Mass Balance 1063


    Based Modelling at Olympic Dam
    D. J. Ranasinghe, R. Russell, R. Muthuraman, Z. Dryga

    Clyde-WorleyParsons Flash Furnace Feed System: 1079


    The Development Cycle
    Michael E. Reed, Charles U. Jones, Brian Snowdon,
    Mark Coleman

    A Fluid-Dynamic Review of the Teniente Converter 1095


    M. Rosales, J. Font, R. Fuentes, A. Moyano, F. Rojas,
    C. Caballero, R. Mackay

    Usage of Colemanite in Copper Matte Smelting 1115


    Aydn Ren, Ahmet Geveci, Yavuz Ali Topkaya

    Furnace Condition Assessment and Monitoring by Utilization of 1123


    Innovative Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Techniques
    Afshin Sadri, Ehsan Shameli, Pawel Gebski, David George-Kennedy

    Gresik Operation: Past, Present and Future 1143


    Hideya Sato, Djoko S. Adji, Antonius Prayoga, Bouman Tiroi S.

    FSF Online Process Advisor 1155


    Ville Suontaka, Peter Bjrklund

    The Development of the Chinese Copper Industry and 1167


    Copper Extraction Technology
    Yao SuPing, Wang Wei

    XIV Proceedings of Copper 2010


    Gas-Gas Cooler as Off-Gas Duct for a Slag Cleaning Furnace: 1173
    Example of HSE Progress and Engineering Excellence
    Michael Strder, Miguel Palacios

    Kumera Technology for Copper Smelters 1183


    Jyri Talja, Dr. Shaolong Chen, Hannu Mansikkaviita

    The Initial Years of the O-SR Process 1199


    F. Tanaka, K. Kiyotani, O. Iida

    Latest Results of the Intensive Slag Cleaning Reactor for Metal Recovery 1213
    on the Basis of Copper
    A. Warczok, G. Riveros, R. Degel, J. Kunze, M. Kalisch, H.Oterdoom

    3D-Refractory Engineering Using the Example of a 1233


    MAERZ Tilting Furnace
    Dr. Christine Wenzl, Dipl.-Ing. Ladislav Koncik,
    Stefan Ruhs, Dr. Andreas Filzwieser

    Ionic Liquids The New Way in Cooling Technology 1247


    Dr. Christine Wenzl, Dr. Andreas Filzwieser, Dr. Iris Filzwieser, Eva Raaber

    Gold Extraction from Copper Ferrite Residue Produced by 1259


    Oxidizing Roasting Copper Matte
    I. Wilkomirsky, N. Rojas, E. Balladares

    Smelting of High-Arsenic Copper Concentrates 1273


    I. Wilkomirsky, R. Parra, F. Parada, E. Balladares,
    Carlos Caballero, Andrs Reghezza, Jorge Ziga

    Distribution of Precious Metals between Matte and Slag and 1287


    Precious Metal Solubility in Slag
    Katsunori Yamaguchi

    Proceedings of Copper 2010 XV


    Effects of SiO2, Al2O3, MgO and Na2O on Spinel Liquidus in 1297
    Calcium Ferrite Slags with Cu and Fixed Po2
    B. Zhao, C. Nexhip, D. P. George-Kennedy, P. Hayes, E. Jak

    Simulation Study of Intensified Flash Smelting Process 1313


    Chen Zhuo, Zhou Jun, Wang Yunxiao, Liu Anming, Meichi

    XVI Proceedings of Copper 2010

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