Chemfix - Ultimate Waste Disposal Process

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Don Opacic
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1973

Abstract

The disposal of sludges and other similar industrial wastes is a major problem. Liquid wastes from industrial operations, when treated, produce significant volumes of sludge which are difficult to dispose of, because of the chemical and physical properties of the sludge. In the mining industry sludge is produced from various water treatment operations, in particular mine drainage neutralization. Waste water from coal preparation plants also produces a sludge however the sludge is in fact a slurry containing clays, coal fines and coal impurities. In many areas the disposal of these sludges is producing a serious problem. Mine drainage sludge consists of a variety of hydrous iron oxides, usually ferric oxides, contaminated with other neutralization products such as calcium sulfate. The volume of sludge from mine water or mine
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APA: Don Opacic  (1973)  Chemfix - Ultimate Waste Disposal Process

MLA: Don Opacic Chemfix - Ultimate Waste Disposal Process. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1973.

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