Sentence examples for smelter for from inspiring English sources

The methane gas it gives off is being piped to the local copper smelter for energy.

Norddeutsche Affinerie is running an Outokumpu type flash smelter for more than 25 years.

This has led to highly developed operations, whereby batteries are collected, sorted, and delivered to the secondary smelter for recovery of the lead and other materials of value.

Table 4 Overview of the potential of cement for AS   Process Capacity (MW) AS type Utilization level Cement Raw mill 522 Non-spinning 75 Cement mill 638 Non-spinning 80 Table 5 Overview of the potential of aluminum smelter for AS   Process Capacity (MW) AS type Utilization level Aluminum smelter Aluminum smelting pot 98 Regulation up/down 95.

Aware of the terrible damage caused by the smelter, for Mariana, already a US resident, the battle turned into a personal matter when she found out in 2002 that ASARCO applied for a permit renewal to reopen the facility.

Bell City Councilman Nestor Valencia called the effort "a PR stunt" because, he noted, it will largely measure acute exposure, not cumulative effects from living near a smelter for years.

Due to anti-trust regulations, the CFSI website will not list a smelter or refiner unless there are at least three validated smelters for a mineral.

In January, the Conflict Free Sourcing Initiative (CFSI) announced the existence of certified conflict-free smelters for all four of the conflict minerals.

Large mines and nonferrous metal smelters (for copper, lead, and zinc) are concentrated in the Rūdnyy ("Ore") Altai in Kazakhstan and the Altay republic.

Government officials estimate that roughly 20% of Bangka-Belitung's 1.3m islanders are miners, with a further 40% involved in related industries – working in the smelters, for example, or trading as middlemen, or selling generators.

The Esperanza segment produces copper concentrate containing gold and silver which is sold on to smelters for further processing and refining into copper cathodes as well as the production of silver and gold.