Set up several sub-sections in the non-ferrous metal smelting technology exchange area
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There are many types of non-ferrous metal smelting; it is recommended to categorize them into sections such as copper smelting, nickel smelting, and lead-zinc smelting.
It is reasonable to compare according to the types of non-ferrous metals in an instant. :victory:
There is a strong demand to establish an aluminum electrolysis segment
I feel the same way; more detailed information is easier to find.
Yes, it should be subdivided according to specialization.
This section covers too wide a range of topics; it can be split apart. It can be sorted by metal ； It can also be classified by smelting method.
The number of posts at the moment isn’t very large; the discussion area and the information section have been separated for now, and further subdivisions will be made as these sections develop further.:) For now, the goal is to encourage everyone to post more and engage in more discussions, with higher scores given accordingly.:handshake
Having things too far apart is not good. As the saying goes, the stones from other mountains can be used to polish jade. Many people in scientific research are currently too limited in their perspectives.
Waste recycling and processing should also be added
It’s better to classify them by weight, thickness, rarity, and value!
That’s all for the colored ones; it seems like I haven’t seen any black metal yet A section for ferrous metals should be created first
Some classify them by copper, lead, zinc, etc.; others say they can be classified by weight or density. It’s also possible to classify them based on the number of BBS posts – those with particularly active discussions among those who start aluminum electrolysis processes can be separated into a separate category! And since there are few people participating in the discussions regarding these small metals, they can be combined!
Support the moderator’s view!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think this section has only been around for a short time, so it’s not yet mature enough to be divided into subcategories. We can do that once more people participate and there are more topics available. I wonder what everyone thinks. However, it still needs to be broken down in detail in order to strengthen our Haichuan Forum.
It’s better to create sections based on the classification of metals, in my opinion
Yes, although there are current restrictions on energy-intensive aluminum electrolysis, similar to polysilicon, many new aluminum electrolysis plants have been established recently due to the shortage of such products, and they are all relatively large in scale. There are many people who are engaged in this field or need to understand the relevant knowledge; it is truly necessary to have a separate section dedicated to electrolytic aluminum!
Polysilicon, as well as solar cells and grid-connected power generation, are also currently very popular topics; it is recommended to create a separate section for them so that discussions can take place in a more focused manner
The current classification method is fairly satisfactory; if the classification is too detailed, some forums may only have a few posts per month. Without popularity, such forums cease to thrive, and even fewer people visit them.
Smelting can be divided into two main categories: pyrometallurgy and hydrometallurgy. :victory:
Bro, your opinion really suits me! Some time ago I called for the creation of a “steel sector dedicated section,” but no one paid attention; the post gradually fell down in the rankings! In the entire metallurgical industry, there are over 20 million people directly employed in the steel sector; without a dedicated steel sector, it’s simply impossible to move forward! A strong appeal is made to the moderators to pay attention to this **Ah, thanks for responding to my appeal as a person in the metallurgy industry!
It should be categorized; being too detailed with too many sections makes it inconvenient instead.