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Fourth International Symposium on Recycling of Metals



2000 TMS FALL EXTRACTION AND PROCESS METALLURGY MEETING: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE NEXT MILLENNIUM
Combining Lead-Zinc 2000 and Recycling of Metals and Engineered Materials
October 22-25, 2000 · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania


MEETING MILESTONE DATES
Final Papers Due
June 1, 2000

The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society's (TMS's) 2000 Fall Extraction and Process Metallurgy Meeting: New Technologies for the Next Millennium (Combining Lead-Zinc 2000 and Recycling of Metals and Engineered Materials), will be held at the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from October 22-25, 2000. The Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel is located in downtown Pittsburgh, across from historic Fort Pitt. It provides the ideal location for the TMS Fall Extraction and Process Metallurgy Meeting, which combines two of TMS's popular series meetings—Lead-Zinc 2000 and Recycling of Metals and Engineered Materials. The constituent symposia will coorganize sessions related to the recycling of lead and zinc.

RECYCLING OF METALS AND ENGINEERED MATERIALS

Recycling has become increasingly important to society and industry to meet the goals of cost reduction, efficient management of limited resources, and reduced landfill utilization. This symposium will continue the tradition established by earlier TMS recycling meetings in this series of bringing participants together to discuss fundamental and practical aspects of recycling of metals and engineered materials.

General Chairs

For more information on the Fourth International Recycling Symposium, please contact:

Donald L. Stewart Jr.
ALCOA, Inc.
Alcoa Technical Center
100 Technical Drive
Alcoa Center, PA 15069-0001, USA
telephone (724)337-5764
fax (724)337-4063
e-mail donald.stewart@alcoa.com

Robert L. Stephens
Cominco Research
PO Box 2000
Trail, B.C., Canada V1R 4S4
telephone (250)364-4295
fax (250)364-4400
e-mail rob.stephens@trail.cominco.com

James C. Daley
Daley & Associates
1020 W. Cactus Wren Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85021, USA
telephone (602)678-1616
fax (602)678-1661
e-mail daleyjim@aol.com

Topics and Organizers

The papers at this international symposium will cover fundamental and applied research and industrial practices for the recycle of a wide variety of materials.

  • Aluminum Scrap Recycling
    Ray D. Peterson, Imco Recycling
    J. Van Linden, Recycling Technology Services Inc.
  • Aluminum Dross Processing
    Han Spoel, Spalco
    Annette Revet, IMC Kalium
  • Aluminum By-Product Recovery
    John Hryn, Argonne National Laboratory
    John Pickens, Alumitech
  • Automotive Recycling
    Edward J. Daniels, Argonne National Laboratory
  • Magnesium and Titanium Recycling
    Robert E. Brown, Magnesium Monthly Review
  • EAF Dust Processing
    A.D. Zunkel, A.D. Zunkel Consultants, Inc.
    Russ Bleakney, Inmetco
  • Secondary Zinc
    Larry Parkinson, Interamerican Zinc, Inc.
    Steve James, Big River Zinc Co
  • Secondary Lead
    Rick Lieby, East Penn Manufacturing
    Andreas Sigmund, RSR Technologies, Inc.
  • Secondary Copper, Nickel and Cobalt
    Kunibert Hanusch, Hüttenwerke Kayser AG
    Larry Southwick, L.M. Southwick and Assoc.
  • Spent Catalyst
    R.L. Stephens, Cominco Research
    Edward Wiewiorowski, EURAM Technologies, Inc.
  • Precious Metals
    R.L. Stephens, Cominco Research
  • Refractory
    Charles E. Semler, Semler Materials Services
    Jeff Gorss, Alcoa
  • Electronics/Plating
    Paul Queneau, P.B. Queneau and Assoc.
    Lee Wilmot, HADCO Corp.

Technical Program

The final technical program for the meeting is available for download as a portable document format file.

Table Top Exhibit

A trade table top exhibit is being organized to compliment the technical symposium. The table top exhibit will provide participating companies an opportunity to participate in this international forum to share innovations and products related to these technologies.

 


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