Who has any information on wet lead smelting? Please share it, thanks

File name: Lead Metallurgy. File size: 12.4MB. Download in packages: 3 packages in total. File format: PDF. Total number of pages: 225 pages. Editor: Chen Guofa. Publisher and publication year: Metallurgical Industry Press, April 2000. Content summary: The main contents of this book include: the historical development of lead metallurgy, as well as its properties and applications; the principles behind the oxidation process of lead sulfide ore; and the principles of lead reduction smelting ； The pyrometallurgical lead smelting process ； Fire refining and electrolytic refining of crude lead ； Principles and methods of wet lead smelting ； Production of recycled lead and treatment of by-products from lead smelting, etc. In addition to providing a comprehensive explanation of the principles and practical processes involved in modern lead metallurgy, this book also offers a systematic overview of the main theoretical research, scientific achievements, as well as related new processes and technologies in the field of lead metallurgy both domestically and internationally. In particular, highly practical and scientific discussions are provided on the recycling of lead-containing waste materials that are related to environmental protection and account for 51% of the total lead production, such as lead-acid batteries, waste lead alloys, and various waste lead pipes and sheets. Download address: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=122659&highlight=%C7%A6%D2%B1%BD%F0%D1%A7 Last edited by yutr on 2009-4-22 10:07]

Chen Guofa’s lead metallurgy mainly focuses on pyrometallurgical lead processing.:)

Could the poster be more specific about what they need?

As far as I know, wet lead smelting is still in the research stage and has not yet been applied in industry! The wastewater generated in wet lead smelting must be a problem, after all, lead-containing wastewater is a highly polluting substance. It is considered to be more harmful than the slag resulting from pyrometallic lead smelting; therefore, proper treatment of this wastewater is a very important issue. Of course, it is hoped that wet lead smelting can also achieve the same level of technological maturity as wet zinc smelting! :victory:

File name: Lead Metallurgy File size: 12.4MB Download in parts: 3 parts in total File format: PDF Why isn’t it here? Where can I find it? Thank you

At present, there are no large-scale, fully wet-process lead smelting plants. It is recommended that the original poster pay more attention to new materials from relevant metallurgy publishers.

I am considering wet lead smelting, and the environmental impact assessment has been completed.