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Comparison Methods of Carbon Oil Sorbents Hardening

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Oil sorbents based on carbon-containing waste of coal, woodworking enterprises and active sludge of biological treatment facilities were developed at the Department of Chemical Technology of Solid Fuel T. F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State Technical University. These sorbents performed well for water cleaning from oil, but they have low strength. Hardening methods of the developed granules are proposed and their influence on the characteristics of oil sorbents, such as moisture, ash content, density, volatile yield substances, compressive strength, as well as moisture and oil capacity were studied in this article.

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Ushakova, E., Soloveva, L., Ushakov, A. (2021). Comparison Methods of Carbon Oil Sorbents Hardening. In: Jeon, HY. (eds) Sustainable Development of Water and Environment. ICSDWE 2021. Environmental Science and Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75278-1_25

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