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Removal of toxic metals and sulphate from mine water technology comparison ettringite precipitation vs. nano-filtration by pilot trails
Date issued
2013
Author(s)
Janneck, Eberhard
Aubel, Tim
Cook, Mitch
Lantzsch, Joachim
Widmaier, Andreas
Abstract
A pilot plant for the treatment of acid mine drainage was tested in the Apuseni Mountains on behalf of the Rosia Montana Gold Corporation. A containerised mobile unit was developed and built by a team of WISUTEC, G.E.O.S. and BAUER Water and operated for a period of 7 months. The plant allowed testing of two innovative treatment technologies, a two-stage precipitation process, and nano-filtration including optional solution pre-treatment and concentrate neutralisation, both of which proved their reliability in relation to durability and compliance to the stringent Romanian discharge limits (NTPA 001/2005). Valuable operating and cost data for future process design were obtained.
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