ABSTRACT
In primary smelting as well as in recycling processes the solid remaining materials from several processing units or crashed electronic materials are recycled in order to extract their valuable residual elements. Although this recycling practice is an actual reality in some existing companies, it also constitutes a pressing future necessity for the extraction of valuable elements from these remaining through more efficient technologies. While in some actual processes the recycling is done by simply feeding the solid particles such as granulated slag into a particular furnace, the injection of these particles such as granulated slag into a bath is also a viable opportunity.Cite this article as:
(2008). Melting Behavior of Solid Particles during High Temperature Bath Processing. PMP3, Bangkok, Thailand.
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