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tin recovery worker
A professional who controls scruff and burn-off furnaces and auxiliary equipment to reclaim tin or terne from coating pots, tinplate, and used electrolytic anodes. Respnsibilities include:
- Washes scruff with hose to remove flux.
- Starts crushing machine, and shovels scruff into machine to reduce scruff to uniform size.
- Charges scruff into furnace, and ignites gas burner with torch.
- Adjusts heat controls to obtain specified temperature for reclaiming metal from scruff.
- Breaks up lumps in scruff, using rake and hoe.
- Turns valves to tap furnace and allow reclaimed metal to flow into iron kettle or melting pot.
- Heats kettle, and skims foreign metal from top, using ladle.
- Adds specified amounts of tin or lead in producing terne.
- Pours metal into pig or electrolytic anode molds.
- Weighs and records amount of recovered metal.
- Marks weight on pigs, and stores pigs in warehouse.
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