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Aluminum Recycling, 2nd Edition
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Aluminum Recycling, 2nd Edition

by Mark E. Schlesinger
December 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
282 pages
9h 56m
English
CRC Press
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142 Aluminum Recycling
oxygen enrichment, the two techniques are rarely used at the same time. Regeneration
also presents the same potential disadvantages as oxygen enrichment—higher melt
loss, greater refractory wear, and high NO
x
generation (Schalles, 1998). Similar to
oxygen enrichment, recirculation of ue gases helps mitigate these concerns. An
additional problem in furnaces that use ux is the tendency of the ux to form dust
or vapor, which condenses in the regenerator. As a result, periodically the regenera-
tors must be shut down for cleaning. This involves removing the ceramic media, dis-
carding the contaminated material, and screening ...
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ISBN: 9781466570245