1. Introduction. Iron tailings, generated from the beneficiation and metallurgy of iron ore, are hazardous wastes that pose significant environmental challenges due to their large-scale disordered storage, resulting in widespread damage and safety concerns [1], [2].The annual worldwide deposition of over 10 billion tons of iron tailings in tailings …
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DetailsIn this study, a semi-industrial test for recycling manganese and iron from waste ferromanganese ore by suspension magnetization roasting was investigated, and the mechanisms influencing the separation of manganese and iron were examined. ... For the raw ore with the iron grade of 44.71% and manganese grade of 17.86%, under the …
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DetailsIron tailings are the most common type of mining waste and are produced in large quantities; thus economic, green, and efficient methods for the utilization of iron tailings have been extensively ...
Detailsb. Conservation of Natural Resources: The steel industry's dependence on finite natural resources, such as iron ore and coal, is substantial. Sustainable waste management, particularly through recycling, plays a pivotal role in preserving these resources by offering an alternative to the extraction and processing of raw materials.
DetailsIron tailings refer to the waste products from iron ore extraction and processing. Most iron tailings are stored in tailings dams or in a tailings storage facility, but they are rarely recycled and re-used. It is estimated that this accounts for more than 5 × 10 9 t of iron tailings in China, of which less than 7% has been re-used .
DetailsE-waste(s) is among the fastest-growing waste streams but with the lowest recycling rates. Since 2010, global E-waste generation increased steadily at an annual rate of 3–5% ( Fig. 1 a). In 2019, 53.6 Mt were generated globally (24.9 Mt from Asia, 13.1 Mt from North and South America, 12 Mt from Europe, 2.9 Mt from Africa and 0.7 Mt …
DetailsRecycling and reuse of these high grade pellet fines from the waste stream are vital for the protection of high grade resources and cost reduction in integrated steel industries. In the present study, an attempt has been taken to reuse and utilize the iron oxide pellet fines through pelletization process to produce requisite quality of pellet.
DetailsThis review paper explores the potential of bioleaching as a sustainable alternative for recovering metals from solid matrices. With over 12 billion tons of solid waste annually worldwide, bioleaching provides a promising opportunity to extract metals from solid waste, avoiding harmful chemical processes. It explains bacterial and fungal …
DetailsRecycling one ton of aluminum saves 8 tons of bauxite ore, and recycling one ton of steel saves 2,500 pounds (1,134 kg) of iron ore, half a ton of coal, and 120 pounds (54 kg) of limestone [3]. By recycling one ton of steel, 40 percent of the water used for production is conserved, and 86 percent of air emissions and 76 percent water …
DetailsExtensive use of selective catalytic reduction denitrogenation technology leads to the generation of a large amount of hazardous waste vanadium–tungsten–titanium catalysts. To valorize these waste catalysts, a new technology for the recycling of waste catalysts in steelworks was proposed, in which waste catalysts were added to the iron …
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DetailsCarbonation of alkaline iron ore and steel making slags is a promising technology for carbon capture and storage as a CO 2 mitigation strategy in the context of climate change. To maximize the economic and environmental benefits, it is important to find out innovations and sustainable ways of carbonation and recycling of mining wastes.
DetailsDuring the soda ash calcining of ludwigite ore, sodium magnesium silicates are generated accompanying the activation of boron. This leads to the excessive consumption of soda ash and in turn environmental pollution of an alkali-rich residue. Aiming to reveal the mechanism of alkali recovery, Na2MgSiO4 was synthesized, characterized, and its water leaching …
DetailsThe PISI Vision. The Philippine Iron and Steel Institute (PISI) shall be the premiere organization that is recognized by the government as representing the country's iron and steel industry and it shall be the vital catalyst to bring about a sustainable and globally competitive domestic capability to produce and manufacture iron and steel products in …
DetailsNO x removal with efficient recycling of NO 2 from iron-ore sintering flue gas: A novel cyclic adsorption process. Author links open overlay panel Yingshu ... Influence of flue gas recirculation on the performance of incinerator-waste heat boiler and NO x emission in a 500 t/d waste-to-energy plant. Waste Manag., 105 (2020), pp. 450 …
DetailsMining 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 …
DetailsRecycling solid waste into pellets is a crucial step in managing these materials, as the resulting pellets can be used as secondary iron-bearing sources in the ironmaking process [5]. Solid waste such as dust can be recycled by agglomerating it into pellets, which can then be used as secondary iron-bearing sources in the ironmaking …
DetailsIngots or bars of iron can be packaged and placed on trucks for shipping. Manufacturers can use recycled iron to make new iron products or even to make steel. In fact, about 32% of steel made around the world uses recycled materials. The iron recycling process is especially important because the process of making new iron is so …
DetailsThe iron ore mining industry generates the waste in the form of Iron Ore Waste (IOW) and Iron Ore Tailings (IOT) on a large scale in the process of quarrying and preparing the material ready for iron and steel industry. ... Li et al. (Citation 2019) discussed and concluded about recycling of industrial waste iron ore tailings in porous bricks ...
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DetailsApplying recycled iron-bearing waste materials (RIM) into iron ore sintering process is the general disposal approach worldwide, while its use is still a thorny problem. Results showed that adding RIM increased contents of hazardous elements ... When recycling 5% RIM, granulating RIM separately with higher contents of CaO and coke …
DetailsMill scale (MS) is considered to be a significant metallurgical waste, but there is no economical method yet to utilize its metal content. In this study, which covers various processes in several stages, the solution of iron in MS, which is the Iron and Steel Industry (I&SI) waste, as FeCl3 (MS-FeCl3) in the thermoreactor in the presence of HCl, …
DetailsEfficient utilization and clean recycling of low-grade refractory iron ore are essential to deal with the fast depletion of high-grade iron ore. A semi-industrial test of suspension magnetization roasting (SMR) for a low-grade refractory limonite waste with a grade of 32.46% by using reducing gases of CO and H 2 mixture was conducted.
DetailsMining operations degrade natural ecosystems by generating a large quantity of mine tailings. Mine tailings remain in dams/open ponds without further treatment after valuable metals such as iron ore have been extracted. Therefore, rehabilitation of tailings to mitigate the negative environmental impacts is of the utmost necessity. This review …
DetailsThe current research delves into enhancing the sustainability of construction materials by incorporating iron waste into concrete mixtures. The primary aim revolves around predicting the compressive strength of such innovative concrete formulations, a critical factor in maintaining the structural integrity of constructions. By employing …
DetailsResearch on road construction has evolved and advanced. Environmental sustainability considerations are now an integral part of the specific focus of these infrastructure projects. This study investigated the feasibility of recycling on iron ore reject through cost-effective pavement techniques, demonstrating significant improvements in …
DetailsThe metal that's removed – filings, fines, shavings and turnings – is debris or waste known collectively as "chips" or "swarf.". It usually winds up in a bin that's part of a machinist's workstation, and it's generally …
DetailsDOI: 10.1016/j.powtec.2021.10.048 Corpus ID: 240240245; Suspension magnetization roasting on waste ferromanganese ore: A semi-industrial test for efficient recycling of value minerals
DetailsThe content of Fe (223.87 mg/kg) was found to be high at the aluminum waste cans recycling site (discharge point) and low in soil 150m away from the recycling site while high Mn (2.62 mg/kg ...
DetailsIron is crafted in enormous blast furnaces, known for their iconic smokestacks. Iron ore – most commonly, hematite and magnetite – goes through a process known as sintering to create pieces that are 10-25mm in size.These pieces enter the furnace along with coal (known as "coke" in this context), which provides the heat, and limestone, which makes …
DetailsAfter the beneficiation of iron ore, the waste is generated, which arise many environmental issues for both living and nonliving components. Iron ore tailings are a byproduct of the mining and processing of iron ore, and their potential use as a replacement resource is the emphasis of this study. The purpose of this research is to …
DetailsRecycling aluminum products emits only 0.6 tonnes of CO2e per tonne, compared to 16.6 tonnes for primary aluminum production. Key takeaways from the study include: Thailand leads with a can-to-can ...
DetailsThe ferric iron recovered from waste iron ore tailings (IOTs) via acid leaching and precipitation to iron (hydr)oxide was used to synthesize magnetite nanoparticles (MNPs) by coprecipitation of its aqueous acidic solution along with ferrous iron under inert atmosphere. The electrostatically stabilized MNPs showed super …
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