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Improvements in mechanical recovering systems for nonferrous metals are described; recovery of copper, aluminum and precious metals are considered. The scrap wire separator operates in a pollution-free manner and produces separate bins of wire, insulation and middlings.
Improvements in mechanical recovering systems for nonferrous metals are described; recovery of copper, aluminum and precious metals are considered. The scrap wire separator operates in a pollution-free manner and produces separate bins of wire, insulation and middlings.
| Author(s) | Jarman, G.W.Separations Engineering Co., Cumberland Engineering Co., Stewart, H. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal2(12): 51-53 1969, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Divisional Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| Year | 1969 |
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