baghouse dust

Baghouse dust is returned to the Horne smelter for recycling.

Stockpiled furnace baghouse dust to control cadmium losses in recycled process water.

• Baghouse dust radiation detectors.

Economical methods to improve the operation of baghouse dust collectors plus industrial cost recovery techniques and how to undertake life cycle assessment.

An electrostatic precipitator was installed in 1951 and a baghouse dust collector in 1959 that reduced these emissions to a few hundred kg/day.

Furnace baghouse dust is returned to the sinter machine as a slurry, except as required to be bled from the circuit to control impurity levels.

K126 Baghouse dust and floor sweepings in milling and packaging operations from the production or formulation of ethylenebisdithiocarbamic acid and its salts.

The baghouse dust leach liquor is combined with wash liquors, and contacted with lime in the waste water treatment circuit to recover zinc as a zinc hydroxide sludge.

Baghouse dust from the copper smelter and zinc casting plant dross are passed through a kiln for halogen removal and then leached in a small quantity of return acid.

Based on initial source identification studies carried out by the US EPA, stack PM emissions data that are traditionally obtained from baghouse dust, in-stack samplers or M5 equipment were reported as not detailed enough for chemical mass balance modelling for source apportionment.