Is there a section on non-ferrous metallurgy?
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One issue with the development of our forum to date is the need to continuously enrich its layout. The name of the Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum should not be changed, no matter what new specialized versions are added. That’s the feature. We are now investigating everyone’s willingness to establish a metallurgy section. Please share your suggestions regarding how this section should be positioned and operated; your input is welcome.
In order to continue to strengthen our HaiChuan, we should have broader resources – that’s what makes it attractive. Therefore, I suggest setting up
Support the establishment; it has a high level of professionalism.
I think it is still necessary to set it up; it is also a necessary addition to our professional version section for equipment.
Non-ferrous metal metallurgy involves a great many chemical reactions – why isn’t it used? It’s better to bloom early than late! ! ! ! !
It can be considered, but the key issue is whether there are professionals with the right skills to manage it; otherwise, even if it is opened, it won’t perform well due to a lack of popularity.
The relationship between non-ferrous metal smelting and the chemical industry is becoming increasingly close. Hydrometallurgy is starting to emerge, and its smelting processes as well as the extractants used are related to the chemical industry; this applies to processes such as the hydrometallurgical extraction of copper, gallium, rare earth elements, etc； The treatment of flue gases from non-ferrous metal smelting and sintering is related to the chemical industry, such as the recovery of sulfur dioxide for the production of sulfuric acid ； For the recycling of precious metals, such as the recovery of metals from printed circuits, extraction methods are generally used. Wait. I hope the chief moderator will consider it. Although I majored in organic chemical engineering, my knowledge is quite broad, and I have a great interest in hydrometallurgy. If possible, I hope to consider becoming an administrator for related projects. If that’s not feasible for now, could I at least become an administrator for water treatment projects? I have some knowledge in this area and am enthusiastic about working on the forum; I hope it will develop and grow rapidly and healthily. Thank you!
I agree to it. This is a chemical engineering forum, so topics related to it should be created; people with relevant expertise will like this place
Support it; I think we should put it in my experimental section first to see everyone’s interest in it! It seems I have work to do again! ! :lol
Indeed, the connection between metallurgy and chemical engineering is very close these days
Support the development of the forum, and hope it can provide more comprehensive support
The professional ones are the best; don’t design too many industries
It can be established by expanding the scope of the forum, but there is currently little relevant information available. It can be set up at a later time
There are also many chemical engineering-related issues in metallurgy, so it is necessary to offer courses on them
In my opinion, the connection between chemistry and metallurgy is not very strong yet.
The creation of sections should be done step by step; there shouldn’t be so many discussions and votes at once
Opening is supported; the more detailed it is, the deeper the discussion, and the greater the gains.