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Climax Gonversion Practice II

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The continued development of Climax molybdenite roasting practice is described since Last reported (technical publication No. 1718.) Details of the new Rotterdam roasting facility in operation since 1966 are presented. Includes alternate methods for dissipating heat and considers means for increasing sulfur dioxide concentration in roaster flue gas. Reports on improvements and product quality control.

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  1. Wheeler, E. S.. “Climax Conversion Practice”, A.I.M.E. Technical Publication 1718, Metals Technology, 1944.

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  1. G. R. Grimes (manager-planning and development)

    Present address: Langeioth Plant, Climax Molybdenum Co., Langeloth, Pa., USA

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  1. Div. of American Metal Climax, Inc., USA

    G. R. Grimes (manager-planning and development)

  2. Climax Molybdenum N.V., a subsidiary of American Metal Climax, Inc., USA

    G. Witkamp (managing director)

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Grimes, G.R., Witkamp, G. Climax Gonversion Practice II. JOM 23, 17–24 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03355682

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