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OUTOTEC ROASTING SOLUTIONS Outotec roasting solutions are based on our decades of experience in developing processing technologies for concentrates and ores. Safe, easy, and cost-efficient to operate, they offer low waste generation and high availability. They also make it possible to profit from the production of useful by-products such as steam and sulfuric acid. Our bubbling fluidized bed and circulating fluidized bed technologies are the industry standard for roasting. Suitable for concentrate and ore processing Low operating costs and waste generation High plant availability Cut power costs by using heat recovery for electricity generation Increase recovery levels at the leaching stage Profit from sulfuric acid generated during roasting Full range of lifecycle services

TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FULL RANGE OF FEED MATERIALS AND PROCESSES We offer roasting solutions for zinc, copper, pyrite, gold, and precious metals concentrates, as well as whole ores regardless of chemical and physical composition. Our solutions maximize heat recovery by using fluidized bed cooling coils with a specially designed waste-heat boiler. We have a strong track record in designing and implementing high-capacity plant installations with throughputs ranging from 100 5,000 metric tons per day. Our roasting processes are highly effective at removing impurities such as chlorine, fluorine, arsenic, and mercury from concentrates, and they feature high combustion velocity with low residual sulfur in the calcine. Roasting process offerings Dead roasting Partial roasting Sulfating roasting Two-stage roasting Sulfate decomposition World-leading R&D capabilities Our technologies are continuously developed using the capabilities of our world-leading in-house R&D centers, which boast multiple fluidized bed units of different sizes. These facilities have a long record of successful fluidized bed technology developments, and are equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories and pilot plants for the most demanding testing applications. Our R&D center in Germany focuses on fluidized bed and sulfuric acid/ off-gas technologies. We can test different feed materials to demonstrate the performance of a particular application or raw material. Process simulations (steady state and dynamic calculations) and mathematical modeling are also key parts of our process development. A lifetime of support Outotec is committed to supporting your operations throughout the plant lifecycle, helping you achieve and maintain peak performance levels and guaranteeing the best long-term return on your investment. Our global network of service and competence centers provides lifecycle services for both brownfield and greenfield roasting plants, covering everything from spare parts and technical services to modernizations, operations and maintenance agreements, shutdown services, training, and advisory services. A complete solution for a wide range of applications Our solution combines the core roasting process with in-house heat recovery and gas cleaning, as well as sulfuric acid and effluent treatment solutions. Our versatile fluidized bed technology allows reaction parameters to be optimized for a wide range of different minerals and metals processing applications. Heat recovery The waste-heat boiler is an integral part of the Outotec roasting process. Our fluidized bed reactors feature internal tube bundles that ensure an even heat balance. The high-pressure steam generated in the process can be used for electricity generation, thereby helping to reduce the plant s overall power consumption. Impurity treatment We offer several options for treatment of sulfur dioxide gas, with the production of sulfuric acid a valuable by-product that can be sold for other uses being the most cost-effective. The most appropriate method for the specific application depends primarily on the gas flow rate and the SO 2 gas concentration. The Outotec ferric arsenate process is a reliable solution for managing toxic arsenic in process and effluent streams. It consists of a ferric arsenate precipitation stage followed by neutralization using lime milk, and is based on easy and robust precipitation. We are a pioneer in the development of mercury removal processes for smelter off-gases. Our technology is the most advanced on the market and is also suitable for use in other applications, such as geothermal power plants. Sulfur dioxide treatment Outotec is a world leader in sulfuric acid plant design. For maximum sulfur-conversion efficiency, we can design and implement a complete turnkey plant solution, incorporating treatment of wastewater, dust, slag, and heavy metals, as well as scrubbing acid equipment. OUTOTEC ROASTING PROCESS roaster plant Roaster off-gas Gas cleaning plant Cleaned SO 2 gas Sulfuric acid plant Cleaned gas Steam Effluent Sulfuric acid

Zinc concentrate The zinc roasting process has played a key role in the development of our bubbling fluidized bed technology. Continuous process improvements have increased throughput capacities, and plant operations are now safer and more environmentally friendly than ever. The process uses dead roasting for concentrates, where sulfides are completely transformed into oxides. The high-pressure steam and sulfuric acid produced are used in the hydrometallurgical section of the plant. Pyrite concentrate Dead roasting is recommended when the pyrites have no trace of arsenic and when high metal recovery is critical. Iron sulfides are transformed into iron oxides, with the production of sulfuric acid being an important output of this process in terms of ensuring its economic viability. In a typical pyrite roasting plant gas temperatures can be over 800 C at the inlet of the waste-heat boiler, which is suitable for high-pressure steam production. Gold-bearing feed When processing concentrate that contains gold, the highest recoveries are obtained within rather narrow ranges of roasting temperature and oxygen partial pressure of the roaster gas. Our circulating fluidized bed technology enables the necessary fine control over these parameters. To avoid losses in the leaching plant, it is recommended that whole ores are treated with a goldroasting step. Due to the low specific heat value of whole ore, it is generally necessary to add fuel to the reactor. A two-stage roasting process combines partial roasting in the first stage with dead roasting in the second stage. The first stage is used as a de-arsenifying process step in an oxygen-deficient roasting atmosphere, while the second stage operates in an oxidizing atmosphere to fully transform metals into their oxide form and to eliminate sulfur and organic carbon. Copper concentrate Our partial roasting process is used for removing impurities from feed material. In this process the sulfur is only partially roasted, with the quantity depending on the concentrate analysis and the desired calcine grade. In some cases, partial roasting is used to remove almost all unwanted elements such as arsenic and antimony before further treating the calcine. Special equipment is used for cooling and precipitating arsenic trioxide, which can be produced to a very high purity. Most of our sulfating roasting plants are used for copper/ cobalt concentrate applications in combination with electrowinning. The copper sulfide is transformed into water-soluble copper sulfate and the iron sulfide into insoluble iron oxide. Standard sulfating roasters run with a slurry feed and do not require a waste-heat boiler system in the off-gas stream. Metal sulfates Our sulfate decomposition process is used to reduce the amount of tailings and for the recovery of valuable metals such as manganese sulfate and magnesium sulfate. Ferrous sulfate is a by-product primarily associated with titanium dioxide production. Ferrous sulfate heptahydrate is decomposed to iron oxide and SO 2 in an endothermic process. The required heat can be provided by adding sulfur, pyrite, oil, coal, alternative fuels, renewable fuels, or by using pre-heated air. The iron oxide has low sulfur levels and is suitable for further processing in a steel mill.

OUTOTEC ROASTING PROCESS OFFERINGS PROCESS TYPE AIM AND PROCESS CONDITIONS FEED MATERIALS END PRODUCTS APPLICATION Partial roasting (exothermic) BFB Removal of As, sulfur is removed partially from 34% to 20% As elimination in Cuconcentrate As-free Cuconcentrate, Sulfuric acid Copper roaster Temp: 550 700 C Oxygen: < 1 vol% Dead roasting (exothermic) BFB/ CFB Total sulfur elimination, product is pure oxide Temp: 550 950 C Oxygen: 3 5 vol% ZnS, FeS 2, CuS, MeS, Au MeO, Sulfuric acid, Steam Zinc, pyrite, gold, copper, nickel Two-stage roasting (partial roasting + dead roasting) BFB Removal of As (partial roasting), Removal of S and C (dead roasting) Temp: same as partial/dead roasting, Oxygen: same as partial/dead roasting As containing Au concentrate As-free Auconcentrate, Sulfuric acid, Steam Gold roaster Sulfating roasting (exothermic ) BFB Transformation of metal sulfides into metal sulfates MeS-like Cu/Co-sulfide MeSO 4, mainly CuSO 4 /CoSO Copper/cobalt roaster Temp: 650 750 C Oxygen: ~ 6 vol% Decomposition (endothermic) CFB/ BFB Removal of SO 4 from metal, Removal of chloride from metal Temp: 600 1000 C Oxygen: 1 2 vol% MeSO 4 (e.g. FeSO 4, CaSO 4 ) MeClx (e.g. NiCl 2, AlCl 3 ) MeO, Sulfuric acid, Hydrochloric acid Pigment industry, nickel, alumina BFB = Bubbling Fluidized Bed CFB = Circulating Fluidized Bed We offer lifecycle services for all roasting processes to help you optimize plant performance and maintain asset values.

PARTIAL ROASTING FOR COPPER AND ARSENIC Concentrate feeding system Water roaster and cyclones Post combustion Evaporation cooler Dust separation SO 2 off-gas cooling Fine dust cooling Our partial roasting process is used for removing impurities from feed material. In this process the sulfur is only partially roasted, with the quantity depending on the concentrate analysis and the desired calcine grade. In some cases, partial roasting is used to remove almost all unwanted elements such as arsenic and antimony before further treating the calcine. Special equipment is used for cooling and precipitating arsenic trioxide, which can be produced to a very high purity. For copper concentrates, partial roasting is used as a pretreatment step prior to the flash smelting process. TYPICAL COMPOSITION CONCENTRATE CALCINE Cu 30% 35% Fe 21% 23% S 35% 20% As 4% 0.3% Sb 1% 0.2% Zn 0.4% 0.4% FEATURES Arsenic elimination from concentrate: 12% to < 0.3% Antimony elimination from concentrate: 1.2% to < 0.2% material capacity of up to 600,000 metric tons per annum Sulfuric acid production Ability to process and upgrade lower-quality ores Recovery of valuable metals such as antimony

DEAD ROASTING FOR ZINC SULFIDE, PYRITE, AND GOLD-BEARING SULFIDE MINERALS Concentrate feeding system Water Steam roaster Heat recovery system Dust separation SO 2 off-gas cooling Dead roasting is the most commonly used roasting process and is mainly applied in our zinc and pyrite roasters. When using a dead-roasting process for concentrates, the sulfides are completely transformed into oxides. The gas temperature in this type of plant is typically between 800 and 950 C. The hot gas generated in the process is used for heat recovery and is suitable for high-pressure steam production in a waste-heat boiler. For gold-roasting applications, even low-sulfur and organic contents are removed efficiently, leading to increased gold recovery in the downstream leaching process. TYPICAL COMPOSITION CONCENTRATE (ZINC/PYRITE) CALCINE (ZINC/PYRITE) Fe 8/46% 8.9/61% S 32/48% 0.3/0.3% Zn 52/0.2% 59/0.3% Pb 1.8/0.1% 2/0.1% FEATURES Direct dry feeding of the concentrate (moisture content 6-12%) to the roaster Suitable for roasting sulfidic concentrates with a wide range of chemical and physical compositions High-capacity plants with a whole-ore throughput of up to 5,000 metric tons per day High combustion velocity results in low residual sulfur in the calcine Maximized heat recovery in the fluidized bed in conjunction with an off-gas waste-heat boiler Chlorine and fluorine removed from concentrate during roasting Steam or power generation without CO 2 emissions Sulfuric acid production Recovery of valuable metals such as gold, zinc, copper, and cobalt

TWO-STAGE ROASTING FOR GOLD-BEARING SULFIDE MINERALS CONTAINING ARSENIC Concentrate feeding system Water roaster and cyclones Post combustion Evaporation cooler Dust separation SO 2 off-gas cooling Fine dust roaster stage 2 Cyclones cooling Our two-stage roasting plants are mainly used for treating double-refractory gold concentrates. A two-stage roasting process combines partial roasting in the first stage with dead roasting in the second stage. The first stage is used as a de-arsenifying process step in an oxygen-deficient roasting atmosphere, while the second stage operates in an oxidizing atmosphere to fully transform the metals into their oxide form. When roasting sulfur-bearing minerals, their iron content can form hematite (Fe 2 O 3 ) or magnetite (Fe 3 O 4 ), depending on the partial pressure of the oxygen in the roaster gas. In the first roasting stage, pyrites with a grain size of up to 6 mm are roasted in a fluidized bed of iron sulfide, where the arsenic is volatized. The partly roasted solids are then transferred to the second stage and dead roasted. De-arsenifying roasting can also be applied when processing gold-bearing concentrates or ores, or copper concentrates. TYPICAL COMPOSITION CONCENTRATE CALCINE Fe 38% 42% S 30% 0.3% As 3% 0.3% FEATURES Elimination of impurities such as arsenic and antimony Substantially arsenic-free calcine Autothermic process Increased gold recovery Significantly lower CAPEX Sulfuric acid production

SULFATING ROASTING FOR COPPER AND COBALT Finland, April, 2016 Concentrate feeding system roaster Cyclone Scrubber SO 2 off-gas Water quench slurry Sulfating roasting is generally used for processing copper concentrates in combination with electrowinning. The copper sulfide is transformed into water-soluble copper sulfate and the iron sulfide into insoluble iron oxide. Standard sulfating roasters run with a slurry feed and do not require a waste-heat boiler system in the off-gas stream. TYPICAL COMPOSITION CONCENTRATE CALCINE Cu 33% 25% Co 5% 4% Fe 5% 4% S 25% SO 4 -S 14% FEATURES Proven technology for cobalt and copper production Optimized for small and medium-size plants (annual copper production of 30,000 50,000 metric tons) Autothermic process operating at medium temperatures Insensitive to various concentrate impurities Roaster concept based on dry or slurry feed to achieve autothermal conditions Process optimized for cobalt recovery No additional fuel required even with low sulfide levels in the concentrate Works with ambient air, with no need for an oxygen plant Can be integrated into existing sulfuric acid plant Increased profitability for small and mediumsized plants Outotec provides leading technologies and services for the sustainable use of Earth s natural resources. As the global leader in minerals and metals processing technology, we have developed many breakthrough technologies over the decades for our customers in metals and mining industry. We also provide innovative solutions for industrial water treatment, the utilization of alternative energy sources and the chemical industry. Outotec shares are listed on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki. www.outotec.com Outotec is a registered trademark. Copyright 2016 Outotec Oyj. All rights reserved.