32;Low-grade manganese ore washing equipment. For low-grade manganese ore, ore dressing must be carried out. However, since most manganese ores are fine-grained or micro-grained and have a considerable amount of high-phosphate ore, high-iron ore and co-existing (associated) beneficial metals, it brings great difficulty to ore dressing
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32;Given the high impact of traditional mining, the recovery of rare earth elements (REEs) from hazardous waste materials could become an option for the future in accordance with the principles of the circular economy. In this work, the technical feasibility of REEs recovery from metal mine tailings has been explored using electrokinetic
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32;Mine pollution from mining activities is often widely recognised as a serious threat to public health, with mine solid waste causing problems such as tailings pond accumulation, which is considered the biggest hidden danger. The construction of tailings ponds not only causes land occupation and vegetation damage but also brings about
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32;These wastes or tailing materials are characteristically both coarse and fine, relatively benign to environmentally toxic, and exist as stored piles of dry solids to sloppy slurries contained behind constructed dams. No matter how they are stored, tailings present risk to societies’ governments, companies, and most importantly, individual
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32;1. Introduction. The use of natural resources has been the basis of growth in civil infrastructure for at least 100 years. At the same time, the exploitation of natural resources and the pollution associated with their extraction and processing have been already stretching the limits of our natural habitat, putting significant pressure on the
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Chapter 13: Recent Practices in Mine Tailings’ Recycling and Reuse
Request PDF | On Mar 14, 2023, Erol Yilmaz and others published Chapter 13: Recent Practices in Mine Tailings’ Recycling and Reuse | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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32;The future sustainable built environment focuses mainly on environmental conservation and technological innovation and development. However, with infrastructure development, the consumption of raw materials such as cement, gypsum, sand, and stones increases.
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32;Sulfidic mining waste, residues from mining and processing sulfidic ores to produce copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), lead (Pb), nickel (Ni) and other critical metals, represents the largest extractive waste in Europe.
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32;0. 0. Mining is an important industry, accounting for 6.9% of global GDP. However, global development promotes accelerated demand, resulting in the accumulation of hazardous waste in land, sea, and air environments. It reached 7 billion tonnes of mine tailings generated yearly worldwide, and 19 billion solid tailings will be accumulated by
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32;Mine tailings, the byproduct of mining and mineral processing, are increasingly mass produced as a result of increased demand for metals and minerals as well as the advancement in technology that allows for the exploitation of lower-grade ores. Lower grades can increase the volume of tailings that may contain new gangue minerals that
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32;It is believed that tailings can be considered as a source of raw material when revalorized within the framework of the circular economy. Recycling and reuse of mine tailings through innovative approaches are already practiced in diverse sectors including mining (e.g., cemented paste backfill), construction and building (e.g., ceramic, brick
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Tailings recycling machine-Henan Afuruika Machinery Equipment
Capacity:0.2-8t/h Pitch of screw :180-1200mm Area:0.25-5.8(m2) ⌈ Introduction⌋ : Tailings reclaimer is used in the magnetite process in thetailings for recycling, so that the loss of slag, so that the effectiveuse of resources can be a full use of
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A critical review on environmental implications, recycling
The well-understood processes of AMD formation have been reviewed in many scientific literatures (Lowson 1982; Kefeni et al. 2017; Naidu et al. 2019).Pyrite is initially oxidized by O 2, resulting in the release of Fe 2+, SO 4 2−, and H + (Eq. ())In the presence of atmospheric O 2, Fe 2+ is subsequently oxidized to Fe 3+ (Eq. ()), which significantly
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Sustainable Development Goals in Mine Tailings Management
Sustainable development is the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs [].The United Nations (UN) has an agenda to advance towards sustainable development consisting of seventeen (17) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which aim to achieve sustainable
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Tailings Processing Plant & Equipment-JXSC Machinery
Tailings processing is an important stage in the ore beneficiation process, which aims to treat the waste and residue generated in the beneficiation process to reduce environmental pollution or resource waste and maximize the recovery of valuable minerals. The tailings processing solutions mainly depends on the type of ore, beneficiation
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32;With the increase in situational awareness and environmental perception in recent years, more effective management of mine tailings has become necessary. 13.5. Recycling and reuse: recent approaches. Nowadays, the development of societies is based on limited fossil fuels and mineral deposits.
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Solutions to Mine Tailings-Sustainable Mining Equipment-CDE
Engineered Solutions To End Tailings. Our energy-efficient processes enable recovery of high value minerals from waste stockpiles or tailings, whilst our water management technology allows you to reduce or totally eliminate the need for tailings dams. At CDE we have made it our business to protect, preserve and reinvigorate the environment
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Applied Sciences | Free Full-Text | Recycling and Application of
Mine tailings (MT) could represent a step forward in terms of the quality of the aggregates usually used in civil engineering applications, mostly due to its high density. The Portuguese Neves Corvo copper mine, owned by the Lundin Mining Corporation, produces approximately 3 million tonnes per year. Nevertheless, it cannot be used in its original
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32;Given the concerns listed, the aims of this review are to present recent technological advancements in recycling and reuse of mining tailings, to explore the environmental and economic implications of these strategies, and finally to discuss future perspectives for mine waste remediation technologies. 2. Methodology.
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Tailings recycling machine-Henan Afuruika Machinery Equipment
Project Introduction Introduction The tailings recovery is made up of five main parts of the mainengine, the absence of the mine, the chute and the…
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Systematic review of mixing technology for recycling waste
The development of industry is inseparable from the support of mining. However, mining processes consume a large amount of energy, and increased tailing emissions can have a significant impact on the environment. In the past few decades, the mining industry developed many technologies that are related to mineral energy management, of which
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32;Development of mineral resources and the increasing mining waste emissions have created a series of environmental and health-related issues. Nowadays, the ecological restoration of mining tailings has become one of the urgent tasks for mine workers and environmental engineers all over the world. Aim of the present paper is to highlight
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Recycling and Reuse of Mine Tailings: A Review of
Mining is an important industry, accounting for 6.9% of global GDP. However, global development promotes accelerated demand, resulting in the accumulation of hazardous waste in land, sea, and air environments.
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32;Chile has a long history of mining and large-scale mining started in the first decade of the twentieth century. In 2016, Chilean mining exports were valued at 30,379 million USD according to the National Service of Geology and Mining (SERNAGEOMIN), 90% of which came from copper mining (SERNAGEOMIN, 2017).Chile is the world’s
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32;Reducing, reusing and recycling mining waste. by Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) Two approaches using existing low cost and low energy technologies to accelerate
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32;A standard method of reprocessing involves dragging tailings from an existing dam back to the concentrator and using required mineral processing solutions to liberate the valuable metals. The discarded tailings are then dewatered and dry stacked, and the water recycled within the plant or properly disposed back to nature.
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32;In mining areas, AMD formation becomes more extensive after mine closure because pumps used to keep the water table near open-pit and/or underground mines artificially low to facilitate mining activities are turned off, leading to the rise of groundwater level, which then reacts with exposed sulfide minerals on wall rocks (Soni et al.,
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32;The present study proposes three distinct processes to recycle rare earth elements (REE) from two low-grade secondary resources: REE-containing mine tailings and ferrous scrap from shredded waste of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The first developed process extracts both REE and phosphorus from the apatite mineral
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[PDF]MINE TAILINGS FACILITIES: OVERVIEW AND INDUSTRY TRENDS
14 towards zero harm – a compendium of papers prepared for the global tailings review towards zero harm – a compendium of papers prepared for the global tailings review 15
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Recycling of mine tailings for the geopolymers production: A
DOI: 10.1016/j.cscm.2022.e00933 Corpus ID: 246672331; Recycling of mine tailings for the geopolymers production: A systematic review @article{Qaidi2022RecyclingOM, title={Recycling of mine tailings for the geopolymers production: A systematic review}, author={Shaker Qaidi and Bassam A. Tayeh and Abdullah M. Zeyad and Afonso R.G. de
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