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[VIDEO] Why some metals are easier to electrowin than others?

Posted by Sara Wollschlaeger on Mar 21, 2018 12:42:21 PM
Why is it easy to electrowin some metals, and almost impossible to electrowin others?
 
In a few minutes, I will explain why. The answer lies in the Electrochemical Series, and its relation to electrowinning.
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Topics: electrowinning, General

Video of emew Lab Cell Test

Posted by Alex Barshai on Dec 9, 2016 3:35:02 PM

Lab tests such as this are an ideal way to demonstrate the recovery capabilities of emew for a variety of electrolytes and feed materials. In most cases, these tests can be done right at your site so you can see the results for yourself.

This particular test is to demonstrate the recovery of copper cathode from a copper sulphate feed solution.  We can test a range of feed materials to recover not only copper, but also silver, nickel, tin and others.  This copper sulphate solution was prepared ahead of time and roughly 3L transferred to the feed tank.

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Topics: copper, electrowinning, emew, General

emew Power Consumption

Posted by Alex Barshai on Oct 17, 2016 10:33:04 AM
A common question we get here at emewCorporation is:  “What is the power consumption of emew electrowinning technology”.  This is a very important question because power consumption is one of the most significant costs involved in electrowinning, regardless of whether it is conventional or emew. 
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Topics: copper, emew, General