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Copper converter refractory practices

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The articles appearing in the following section are condensations of papers presented at a round table discussion on the subject of “Copper Converter Refractory Practices”, sponsored by the Extractive Metallurgy Division of The Metallurgical Society. The discussion was held during the AIME Annual Meeting in New York City, February 1968. All deletions, and the omission of references, have been made solely because of space limitations, and should not be construed as reflections upon the individual authors or their papers.

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  1. Anaconda Reduction Dept., The Anaconda Company, Anaconda, Montana, USA

    Emil S. Kramlick (General Superintendent)

  2. American Smelting and Refining Co., Austin, USA

    W. R. Kelly

  3. The Anaconda Co., Anaconda, USA

    K. F. Ruckwardt, J. S. McDonald & M. A. Senne

  4. Sociedad Minera el Teniente S.A., Chuquicamata, Chile

    C. Pistelli

  5. Chile Exploration Co., Chuquicamata, Chile

    O. Z. Jara

  6. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co., Bloomberg, USA

    D. W. Rodolff

  7. Kennecott Copper Corp., Bloomberg, USA

    J. E. Foard, D. A. Kinneberg & J. M. Noy

  8. Palabora Mining Co. Ltd., Phalaborwa, South Africa

    G. C. Beals & R. J. Stevens

  9. Southern Peru Copper Corp., Phoenix, USA

    W. H. Machie

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Kramlick, E.S., Kelly, W.R., Ruckwardt, K.F. et al. Copper converter refractory practices. JOM 20, 43–54 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378753

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