National Metallurgical Laboratory has developed a reduction roast-ammonia leach-solvent extraction-electrowinning process operational at pilot scale for the recovery of Cu, Ni and Co from sea nodules of Central Indian Ocean. This paper describes the effect of the various process parameters in reduction roasting on the leach recoveries of Cu, Ni and Co with the use of both liquid and gaseous reductants. For this purpose, reduction roasting experiments on sea nodules has been carried out at laboratory scale. Leach recoveries in excess of 95% for Cu & Ni and 75% for Co could be achieved under optimum conditions with both liquid and gaseous reductants
Studies were carried out on deep-sea manganese nodules to enrich nickel, copper and cobalt values in...
Indian Ocean manganese nodules offer a lucrative resource for valuable strategic metals like Cu, Co ...
Sea nodule contains appreciable quantities of valuable metals such as Cu, Ni, Co and Mn. In order to...
: This paper describes the reduction-roast-ammonia leach-solvent extraction-electrowinning process ...
The paper describes the reduction-roast ammonia leach process developed at NML for recovery of coppe...
The sea nodules from National Institute of Oceanography, Goa were subjected to reduction roast with ...
The polymetallic sea nodules from the Indian Ocean can be leached in ammoniacal solutions in the pre...
Ocean manganese nodules are rich in Mn, and also contain the strategic metals Cu, Co, and Ni. In thi...
Process feasibility studies have been initiated to determine the possibilities of extraction of nick...
Two manganese nodule samples from the central Indian Ocean basin have been leached in dilute hydroch...
The reduction-roasting ammoniacal-leaching technology, widely used for the processing of nickel late...
Process feasibility studies have been initiated to determine the possibilities of extraction of nick...
Roast-reduction followed by ammonia leaching may be a commercially viable process for the treatment ...
A world-wide research is progressing on sea nodules as an alternative future source of various metal...
Indian Ocean polymetallic nodules were leached with dilute sulphuric acid at elevated temperature an...
Studies were carried out on deep-sea manganese nodules to enrich nickel, copper and cobalt values in...
Indian Ocean manganese nodules offer a lucrative resource for valuable strategic metals like Cu, Co ...
Sea nodule contains appreciable quantities of valuable metals such as Cu, Ni, Co and Mn. In order to...
: This paper describes the reduction-roast-ammonia leach-solvent extraction-electrowinning process ...
The paper describes the reduction-roast ammonia leach process developed at NML for recovery of coppe...
The sea nodules from National Institute of Oceanography, Goa were subjected to reduction roast with ...
The polymetallic sea nodules from the Indian Ocean can be leached in ammoniacal solutions in the pre...
Ocean manganese nodules are rich in Mn, and also contain the strategic metals Cu, Co, and Ni. In thi...
Process feasibility studies have been initiated to determine the possibilities of extraction of nick...
Two manganese nodule samples from the central Indian Ocean basin have been leached in dilute hydroch...
The reduction-roasting ammoniacal-leaching technology, widely used for the processing of nickel late...
Process feasibility studies have been initiated to determine the possibilities of extraction of nick...
Roast-reduction followed by ammonia leaching may be a commercially viable process for the treatment ...
A world-wide research is progressing on sea nodules as an alternative future source of various metal...
Indian Ocean polymetallic nodules were leached with dilute sulphuric acid at elevated temperature an...
Studies were carried out on deep-sea manganese nodules to enrich nickel, copper and cobalt values in...
Indian Ocean manganese nodules offer a lucrative resource for valuable strategic metals like Cu, Co ...
Sea nodule contains appreciable quantities of valuable metals such as Cu, Ni, Co and Mn. In order to...