Pollution Reduction and Product Recovery by Centrifugal Dewatering (b6648d8b-964f-4457-bebc-ac0dc43897c5)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
J. S. Orphanos
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1976

Abstract

The requirements for controlling air and stream pollution are a most timely subject for concerned people. The coal industry has taken great measures to reduce pollution. With the use of more efficient scrubbing equipment on their thermal dryers, pollution has been considerably reduced. Furthermore, eliminating thermal drying completely by using centrifugal dryers (Bird screen bowls) to dewater fine coal products and meet consumer specification has completely eliminated air pollution. The coal industry is taking steps to eliminate stream pollution and the hazards created by tailings ponds. These plants are closing their water circuit by recovering all solids in solid-bowl centrifugal equipment. In doing this effectively and economically the water discharged into the streams does not contain any refuse solids. This provides a safe economical method.
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APA: J. S. Orphanos  (1976)  Pollution Reduction and Product Recovery by Centrifugal Dewatering (b6648d8b-964f-4457-bebc-ac0dc43897c5)

MLA: J. S. Orphanos Pollution Reduction and Product Recovery by Centrifugal Dewatering (b6648d8b-964f-4457-bebc-ac0dc43897c5). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1976.

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