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Slag from pig iron, steel and cast iron production belong to metallurgical slag. A blast furnace slag is from pig iron production, slag from electric arc furnace and electric induction furnace are from steel production and stag from cupola furnace proceeds from cast iron production. There are given basic information about chemical composition and physical properties of slag in this contribution (melting temperature). As another properties basicity, content of free lime and structure of slag will be determined. Che...

Castings production cover different technologies of mouls and cores production, different technologies of metal melting (depended on casting material) and technologies of pouring. All these technologies have got some advantages, disadvantages and generate some kinds of by products.There are described in the contribution the basic technologies of moulds production (sand casting, shell moulding, investment casting, lost foam casting, shaw process, vacuum process), pouring technologies (gravity casting, die casting,s...

Fly dusts creates by steel and cast iron melting. Their properties depends on a type of melting aggregate. For steel it is first of all a fly dust from electric arc furnace, its chemical composition is depended on the kind of produced steel. A cupola furnace is the most used furnace for cast iron production. Fly dusts from steel and cast iron production contain some part of FeO that is reducible in a cupola and blast furnace. It is a very fine material and it has to be pelletized or briquetted before its next use....

Foundries produce metal castings from ferrous or non-ferrous alloys and they operate in various locations around the world. A typical foundry workplace is composed of furnace area, pouring area, core making area, shaking out area and fettling area. The manufacturing process involves the melting of metal into a liquid, the pouring of molten metal into a cast, the removing of casting and the cleaning / finishing of the cast piece. Dusts arise almost in every of these steps of foundry processes. Solid waste streams f...

Dusts arise in every step of foundry process. A lot of dust create by mould sands and core sands preparation. Their composition depend on used binder. The main compound of these dusts is SiO2 and by mould sands with organic binder it is carbon too. A melting process is connected with formation of flue dust, its composition depends on charge composition. Cupola furnaces, electric arc furnaces and induction furnaces are used in foundry. The most quantity of dust is produced from cupola furnace. It is very fine-grain...

Foundries melt ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys and reshape them into products at or near their finished shape through the pouring and solidification of the molten metal or alloy into a mold. The foundry industry is a differentiated and diverse industry. It consists of a wide range of installations, from small to very large, each with a combination of technologies and unit operations selected to unit the input, size of series and type of product produced by the very specific installation. The foundry proc...