Furnaces and Kilns
Furnaces & Kilns
Evolving technology leads to more efficient furnaces
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Furnace design and supply company Tenova Pyromet reports that its submerged arc furnace (SAF) technology is continuously evolving toward the goal of bigger, safer, cleaner and more effective operations.
By: Megan Wait
14th August 2009
FERROALLOYS
ASA Metals’ 600 000-t/y sinter plant nearing completion
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Diversified engineering company Metix reports that it is nearing completion on Project Sunrise at ASA Metals’ ferrochrome plant near Burgersfort, in Limpopo.
By: Jonathan Faurie
5th June 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
Company provides Brazilian plant with six furnace control systems
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Minerals processing and metallurgical engineering products provider Mintek has installed its sixth FurnStar-Minstral, an advanced process control (APC) system for furnaces, at the Cia Ferro Ligas da Bahia (Ferbasa) plant in Bahia State, Brazil....
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
Explosions at Randburg furnace
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On March 27, 2009, a failure occurred at a test furnace at the Mintek facilities in Randburg, which caused a series of minor explosions and the emission of a cloud of smoke.
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
Flash dryer delivered on time and within budget
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K’Enyuka has delivered the Impala Platinum flash dryer project to Implats with a zero lost time injury frequency rate on budget and on time.
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
Furnace shuts down owing to market conditions
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Diversified resources group Exxaro Resources has taken a decision to expedite the commencement of the relining of Furnace 1 at Namakwa Sands.
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
High-temperature solutions specialist provides new technology
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High temperature solutions company Insulcon South Africa (SA), an autonomous division of the global Insulcon group has launched Foamfrax, a ceramic fibre foam which provides insulation in environments ranging from 1 260 °C to 1 600 °C.
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
Furnaces & Kilns
Minerals recovery company develops innovative process technology
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Advanced Mineral Recovery Technologies (AMRT) has developed a broadly applicable technology aimed at treating the waste streams from mining and mineral processing operations, while recovering the valuable minerals they contain.
By: Kelly Farthing
8th May 2009
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