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Monaca (Electrothermic) zinc smelter

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From 1926 to 1929 St. Joe Resources experimented with a new process for the production of zinc oxide, an electric current being passed through a mixture of coke and zinc sinter, zinc vapour being produced and then burned. The process was called the "electrothermic process." A plant was commissioned at Monaca in 1931 (Zinc Corporation of America – ZCA). In 1936 a process was added which condensed the zinc in molten zinc, so permitting the production of slab zinc, prior to this the output...

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  • Location / Transport
  • Conc. Receipt / Storage
  • Roaster
  • Acid Plant
  • Sinter Plant
  • Smelting Furnace
  • Refining
  • Casting Plant
  • Residue Disposal
  • Other

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