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Joint Processing of Quartz-Leucoxene Concentrate and Brucite-Containing Waste from the Manufacture of Refractory Materials with the Preparation of Complex Coagulants

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The amounts of large-tonnage mineral waste that are generated raise serious misgivings at environmental protection agencies. Most mineral waste is a valuable secondary raw material, but the lack of integrated technologies for their processing substantially slows down their processing. An assessment was made of the possibility of joint processing of quartz-leucoxene concentrate (waste from oil extraction) and brucite-containing waste from the production of refractories. Joint pyrometallurgical processing of two wastes made it possible to obtain magnesium titanate, a valuable product for different industries. In hydrometallurgical processing of magnesium titanate, a complex magnesium-titanium containing coagulant was obtained, which showed high efficiency in the process of treating high-pH wastewater (concrete mixing unit). In addition to increasing the purification efficiency (reducing the residual concentrations of pollutants), the use of a complex reagent made it possible to reduce reagent costs and intensify the sedimentation and filtration of coagulation sludge (simplification of the instrumentation).

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Kuzin, E.N. Joint Processing of Quartz-Leucoxene Concentrate and Brucite-Containing Waste from the Manufacture of Refractory Materials with the Preparation of Complex Coagulants. Glass Ceram 80, 295–299 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-023-00601-w

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