Secondary Products Obtained from Saponite-Bearing Process Water: Theoretical and Experimental Justification

IF 0.7 4区 工程技术 Q4 MINING & MINERAL PROCESSING
V. A. Chanturia, V. G. Minenko
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The authors provide the theoretical and experimental justification for the effective methods of modification of saponite—pillaring and thermal treatment—which ensure production of sorbents possessing high cation exchange capacity relative to cations of heavy metals. The mechanism of pillaring and thermal modification of a saponite-containing product at the temperature of 625 °C involves expansion of layers of the mineral, formation of additional acid or redox sites (pillaring) and restructuring with generation of metastable phases (thermal treatment). Modification of saponite increases static exchange capacity relative to copper cations by 2 times after pillaring and by 2.6 times after thermal treatment.

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从含皂石工艺水中获得的二次产品:理论和实验证明
摘要 作者从理论和实验上论证了皂石改性的有效方法--起丸和热处理--这些方法可确保生产出相对于重金属阳离子而言具有高阳离子交换能力的吸附剂。在 625 °C 温度下对含皂石产品进行成丸和热处理改性的机理包括矿物层膨胀、形成额外的酸性或氧化还原位点(成丸)以及产生析出相进行重组(热处理)。皂石改性后,相对于铜阳离子的静态交换容量在成岩后增加了 2 倍,在热处理后增加了 2.6 倍。
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Journal of Mining Science
Journal of Mining Science 工程技术-矿业与矿物加工
CiteScore
1.70
自引率
25.00%
发文量
19
审稿时长
24 months
期刊介绍: The Journal reflects the current trends of development in fundamental and applied mining sciences. It publishes original articles on geomechanics and geoinformation science, investigation of relationships between global geodynamic processes and man-induced disasters, physical and mathematical modeling of rheological and wave processes in multiphase structural geological media, rock failure, analysis and synthesis of mechanisms, automatic machines, and robots, science of mining machines, creation of resource-saving and ecologically safe technologies of mineral mining, mine aerology and mine thermal physics, coal seam degassing, mechanisms for origination of spontaneous fires and methods for their extinction, mineral dressing, and bowel exploitation.
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