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(577350) PIONEER DAYS OF ELECTROLYTIC COPPER REFINING IN JAPAN: FROM THE FIRST COPPER REFINERY UP TO THE PRESENT DAY

机译:(577350)日本电解铜精炼的先驱日:从第一张铜炼油厂到现在

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Copper mining and smelting has been carried out in Japan for over 13 centuries and in fact stretching back into antiquity. In 1889, the first electrolytic copper refinery in Japan based on Elkington's principles was started by Furukawa Mining at Honjyo in downtown Tokyo based on the multiple or parallel system. Within two decades, a number of other copper refineries had begun operation. Interestingly, but perhaps not surprising given Japan's long history of copper production, this first refinery in Japan commenced just ten years after the first refinery in the USA (1879), and not long after the first plants in Europe. By 1935, as a result of growth in copper demand, there were six domestic copper electro-refineries in Japan with an installed capacity of 97,800 tonnes/a, while actual production was 71,200 tonnes/a. Since about 1932, the majority of these plants were based on the more common parallel or multiple system. In 1946, just after World War II, domestic production capacity had dropped considerably to 29,000 tonnes/a, however with reconstruction, capacity and production expanded rapidly, with production reaching 81,000 tonnes/a in 1955, 187,000 tonnes/a in 1960 and 307,000 tonnes/a in 1965. The introduction of the first refinery and the early ones that followed and subsequent developments are discussed in this paper. The major technical achievements during the high growth period from 1945 to 1963 included: the use of fire-refined anodes; the introduction of newly-developed rectifiers; the introduction of lead-lined or vinyl-lined concrete cells; improvements in the electrolyte heating system; application of improved anti-corrosion materials and the introduction of heat-insulating surface coverings. In 2018, Japan's refined copper production totaled 1,595,000 tonnes of copper, with Japan ranking third in the world after China and Chile.
机译:在日本进行了铜矿和冶炼,超过13世纪,实际上延伸回到古代。 1889年,基于Elkington原则的日本第一个电解铜炼油由Furukawa Mining在东京市中心的古葫芦,基于多个或并行系统。在二十年内,许多其他铜炼油厂已经开始运作。有趣的是,鉴于日本历史悠久的铜生产历史,日本的第一款炼油厂在美国的第一款炼油厂(1879年)后,这一炼油厂仍然没有令人惊讶,但在欧洲的第一个植物之后,日本的第一次炼油厂就开始了十年。到1935年,由于铜需求增长,日本中有六种国内铜电炼油厂,装机容量为97,800吨/ a,而实际产量为71,200吨/ a。自大约1932年以来,大多数这些植物基于更常见的平行或多个系统。 1946年,在第二次世界大战之后,国内生产能力大幅下降至29,000吨/岁,然而,随着重建,能力和生产迅速扩大,1955年的生产达到81,000吨,1960年的187,000吨/吨,307,000吨/ A 1965年。本文讨论了第一批炼油厂和随后的发展的早期发展。 1945年至1963年的高增长期间的主要技术成果包括:使用防火阳极;引入新开发的整流器;引进铅衬或乙烯基衬里混凝土电池;电解质加热系统的改进;改进防腐材料的应用和隔热表面覆盖的引入。 2018年,日本的精致铜生产总数为1,595,000吨铜,日本在中国和智利之后的世界排名第三。

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