Abstract
Some new melting processes for the ash have been developed to solve the problems on increasing volume of ash generated from municipal waste incinerators. The metal phase formed in this melting process generally consists of Fe –Cu – Si –P–C containing a small amount of other heavy metals, but their phase equilibria and physico-chemical properties are unknown. The present work aimed at determining the thermochemical properties of liquid Fe –Cu –Si alloys, which establish the basic system in this melting process. The heat contents of liquid Fe, Fe –Cu and Fe –Cu –Si alloys have been directly measured with a drop calorimeter at mainly 2073 K in the present work. The observed heat content and the enthalpy of mixing of the alloys were assessed by a thermodynamic model. The input energy which should be supplied to melt the metal phase in the new melting treatment process was also discussed.
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The authors wish to thank Mr. Y. Higuchi (formerly undergraduate student at Tohoku University, now graduate student, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan) for carrying out the experiments. Partial financial support from Daido Steel Corp. is also gratefully acknowledged.
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