Metals and materials waste reduction, recovery and remediation : proceedings of a symposium organized by the Reactive Metals Committee of the Light Metals Division of TMS held during Materials Week, October 3-6, 1994 in Rosemont, Illinois
Metals and materials waste reduction, recovery and remediation : proceedings of a symposium organized by the Reactive Metals Committee of the Light Metals Division of TMS held during Materials Week, October 3-6, 1994 in Rosemont, Illinois
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金属和材料废物的减少、回收和修复：TMS 轻金属部门活性金属委员会于 1994 年 10 月 3 日至 6 日在伊利诺伊州罗斯蒙特举行的材料周期间组织的研讨会记录
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1994
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R. J. Orth
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K. Liddell;R. Bautista;R. J. Orth
为了促进对金属处理、回收和补救的新兴技术的深入讨论，研讨会连续举行了六次会议。演讲者来自美国、加拿大和欧洲的工业、咨询公司、政府实验室和学术界。这六场会议的主题是：新的分离工艺;电化学和光化学工艺;就地工艺;工艺基础，包括铝的生产和有机络合剂的销毁;再循环，特别是高价值金属材料的再循环;以及尽量减少和再循环的技术和经济。这次研讨会是由TMS轻金属部的活性金属委员会组织的，它是1994年10月3日至6日在伊利诺斯州罗斯蒙特举行的材料周会议的一部分。提交的许多论文描述了直接适用于委员会成员传统感兴趣的金属的加工技术，包括稀土和锕系元素、难熔金属、钛、锂和铝。为了与技术的一般发展这一主题保持一致，还包括铅、铜和镍等金属的加工。个别文件已分别处理，以便纳入适当的数据库。
To foster in-depth discussion of emerging technologies for treatment, recycling, and remediation of metals, the symposium featured six consecutive sessions. Speakers were drawn from industry, consulting firms, government laboratories, and academia in the US, Canada, and Europe. The topics of the six sessions were novel separation processes; electrochemical and photochemical processes; in situ processes; process fundamentals, including aluminum production, and destruction of organic complexants; recycling, especially of high value metallic materials; and the technology and economics of minimization and recycling. The Symposium was organized by the Reactive Metals Committee of the Light Metals Division of TMS, and it was held as part of the 1994 Materials Week meeting in Rosemont, Illinois, October 3--6. Many of the papers presented describe process technologies of immediate applicability to the metals of traditional interest to the members of the committee, including the rare earths and actinides, refractory metals, titanium, lithium and aluminum. In keeping with the theme of generic developments in technology, processes for metals such as lead, copper and nickel are also covered. Individual papers have been processed separately for inclusion in the appropriate data bases.