tin smelting造句

• There are other tin smelting plants but they basicallyprocess their own metal.
• MSC has not diversified since the inception of its tin smelting in 1902.
• Malaysia to remain tin smelting centre for years to come', BUSINESS
• In 1890, the Straits Trading Company opened a tin smelting plant on Pulau Brani.
• The decline of Malaysia's tin industry led to the closure of the tin smelting facility.
• As a tin smelter, the company depends on income from tin smelting activities from itsfurnaces in Butterworth.
• In parallel with the copper slag treatment work, the CSIRO was continuing to work in tin smelting.
• He was also a director of the Great Western Railway and owner of the Consolidated Tin Smelting Company.
• There is some evidence of tin smelting at the bottom of the village near the river and Pentewan road.
• During the 19th century and until 1912, Penzance had the largest tin smelting house in Cornwall, operated by the Bolitho family.
• Prior to establishing J . W . Sutton and Company, Sutton was manager at the tin smelting works and foundry at Bulimba.
• After Samuel Denny's experiments at tin smelting on behalf of other miners failed, Moffat enlisted his support for the Great Northern venture.
• Boustead & Co played a leading role as promoter and investor in the tin smelting facility on Pulau Brani, constructed by the Straits Trading Company.
• After the transformation, the tin smelting plant has operated under fullcapacity except once a few years ago when it deliberately reducedproduction to upgrade its facilities.
• Nonetheless, the Malaysian Chamber of Mines had expressed confidence that MSC can still assist the country remain as the centre of tin smelting in years to come.
• IN 1900, a small tin smelting company under the Straits Trading CompanyLtd ( STC ) moved its operations from Pulau Brani, off the coast ofSingapore, to the port of Butterworth.
• This international tin smelting concern began as Seng Kee Tin Smelting Works in 1897, and its founder was Lee Chin Ho, the first Chinese smelter to adopt the use of European reveberatory furnaces.
• This international tin smelting concern began as Seng Kee Tin Smelting Works in 1897, and its founder was Lee Chin Ho, the first Chinese smelter to adopt the use of European reveberatory furnaces.
• MSC, an associated company of Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd, is a world leader in tin smelting and refining whose state-of-the-art facilities can convert primary, secondary and often complex tin-bearing ores into high purity metal.
• Thus, we can expect the country to continue to be a centre of tin smelting activities in future years with tin ore sourced from all corners of the world despite declining tin production from Malaysia itself.