Proceso combinado de flotación y lixiviación a presión de oxígeno para el tratamiento de escorias de fundición de

Zixuan Yang1, Yuanlin Ma2, Shuting Wang1

  • 1Yunnan Academy of Ecological and Environmental Sciences Kunming 650034 China.

RSC advances
|September 3, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

Este estudio presenta un proceso combinado de flotación y lixiviación ácida a presión de oxígeno (OPAL) para recuperar cobre y molibdeno de la escoria de fundición. El método separa efectivamente los metales valiosos, produciendo residuos ricos en hierro para la producción de acero.

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