Sentence examples for smelting for from inspiring English sources

The main reason is that this sector induces large overseas emissions for aluminum primary smelting, but that these emissions are largely avoided under the DTA, for although Japan carries out secondary aluminum smelting for recycling, there is no domestic primary aluminum smelting, whereas it is this process that requires major inputs of electricity.

Lead has been mined and smelted for at least 8,000 years.

The project started last year when our research and development team began to identify and develop solutions for every consumer waste stream we could think of, from dirty diapers (they turn into park benches) to batteries (smelted for metal recovery).

Silicon-rich chromium (Cr)–silicon (Si) target was designed and smelted for high-resistance thin film resistors with low TCR.

The batteries were crushed and the primary components — acid, lead and plastic — were processed, washed or smelted for recycling.

It has mining and refining operations for bauxite; smelting plants for aluminum; hydroelectric plants; fabricating plants for a wide variety of aluminum products; transportation operations; facilities for production and sale of industrial chemicals; and research and development laboratories.

For example, in addition to "mining and smelting activities for over 100 years," the Broken Hill materials point to "considerable natural contamination of soils," [ 36] and the Mount Isa materials state "lead is present in the region naturally and from industrial activities" [ 47].

About 94% of aluminium's final value comes from the refining and smelting stages, for example.

A protester wears a face mask during a rally at Exide Technologies, which has been smelting batteries for decades with only a temporary permit.

In a conspicuous case, a battery recycler in Vernon whose lead and arsenic emissions have endangered the health of residents in southeast Los Angeles County has been smelting batteries for decades with only a temporary permit.

In one case, Exide Technologies, a battery recycler in Vernon whose lead and arsenic emissions have endangered the health of residents in southeast Los Angeles County, has been smelting batteries for decades with only a temporary permit.