Bottom-blown furnace lead smelting flue gas and oxygen lance issues
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The main components of the flue gas generated in lead smelting using bottom-blown furnaces, and in what form does lead exist? Do mushroom-shaped formations appear at the oxygen lances used in these furnaces for smelting and reduction, and what are the reasons for this?
The flue gas contains mainly sulfur dioxide, and lead is primarily in the form of Pbo and Pb. There’s a bit much to discuss on this topic, but it’s likely available online these days. Find it by yourself